Olya Bagi

Olya Bagi

Olya Bagi used to work as a translator and an interpreter for an international company, but now she's a full-time housewife and a passionate knitter. She's been knitting for about 10 years now and has been heavily into designing knitwear since 2014. Olya has a particular obsession with detail and ultimate knitting techniques that make a handmade garment look haute couture.

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Projects by Olya Bagi

Freshwater Fringe Shawl

From the issue

This design is an easy but outstanding wrap with simple lace patterns. Worked from one tip to the other, this shawl design is versatile because gauge is not crucial. Switch on your imagination and get heavier yarn to create a shawl that’s perfect for even colder weather.

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Serene Sweater Knitting Pattern

From the issue

This understated sweater hits all the right marks with its round yoke and lace detail below the ribbed hem. Deep midnight blue is the new neutral for fall so embrace the alluring warmth of this darker hue and soft yarn.

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Pink Sunrise Tank

From the issue

Cute pockets combined with a feminine lace panel result in the essential tank design for a day spent outside enjoying the summer weather. Wear it with any cute pair of shorts, and then layer it with a cardigan when the weather gets cooler.

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Blackberry Cowl Sweater

From the issue

When the great outdoors is calling your name, pull on this magnificent cowl sweater to stay warm and fabulous. The design was inspired by Japanese culture and a modern style, combining asymmetry, cables, and lightweight yarn for a must-have addition to your fall wardrobe.

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Knit’s a Party Top

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Knit’s a Party Top

Like the look of yarn cake projects, but don’t have any in your stash? No problem! This beautiful gradient top features three skeins of brightly colored yarn to achieve a similar result. Gradually changing yarn from darker to lighter colors results in a smooth gradient effect.

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Knit in a Splash Pullover

From the issue

This lightweight pullover reminds us of the first spring rain or winter rain when it’s just too cold to go outside. Stay just a little warmer this season with this classic design.

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Gray Wolf Cardigan

From the issue

This is a modern tweed cardigan with cables and pockets. It’s a cardigan style you’d normally see for young adults and it looks even more adorable on a little one!

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Iceberg Cardigan

From the issue

Get ready to take on the winter in style with this cozy cardigan featuring blue and white triangles reminiscent of iceberg peaks in icy blue waters. This classic, waterfall cardigan boasts a stranded back and contrast pockets that make this a staple piece you’ll wear all season long.  

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Midnight Set

From the issue

This chunky cable beanie with cables that creates a thick fabric is perfect to be worn on windy sweater weather. It features a ribbed hem and cables with textured pattern between them. The hat is knitted in the round from brim to crown. This set is perfect for wearing with oversized sweater and jeans, duffle coat or parka. The cowl alone can be a nice accessory to match a feminine dress and a cardi – to get a trendy street style look.

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