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Olya Bagi

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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

Orchard Pullover Knitting Pattern

From Pull One Over: A Knitting Collection of Stylish Pullover Patterns

The Orchard Pullover is a versatile and stylish knit, ideal for layering on breezy summer evenings or crisp autumn days. This fitted raglan pullover is worked from the bottom up, featuring a delicate blossom motif that adds a touch of elegance to its clean lines. The three-quarter-length sleeves provide comfort and sophistication, making this piece a timeless addition to your wardrobe. Knit in a soft gray hue like “Fallen Cloud,” this pullover pairs beautifully with everything from jeans to skirts, offering endless styling options.

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Daylight Set

From the December 2019 issue

Step out into the daylight of a chilly winter’s day sporting this classic set based off of the popular Midnight Set from December 2016. Featuring a ribbed hem and cables, incredible texture and a fresh color, this set is perfect for winter weather. Pair it with an oversized sweater and jeans for a classic winter look.

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Clear Lake Cardigan

From The Lakeside Layers Collection

This cozy knit cardigan is the adorable cold weather knit for fall and winter. It’s worked in an aran weight wool/alpaca blend yarn that has a perfect stitch definition and drapes wonderfully. It has a lengthened raglan line, an almost boxy construction, ribbed hem and wide ribbed sleeves that can be rolled to the elbows if needed.

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Freshwater Fringe Shawl

From the August 2018 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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Blackberry Cowl Sweater

From the August 2017 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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