From the April 2016 issue
Knit this wonderfully simple lace stitch cowl for that extra little something this summer. The sparkle in the yarn gives it added dimension that lets you shine any time of the day.
View ProjectFrom the February 2016 issue
If you want warm and cozy this winter, this throw is just right for you. Thick, bulky yarn is perfect for a quick project, and cables make it look like you spent months making it. Designed by Laura Bain.
View ProjectFrom the December 2015 issue
Knit a row of colorful hats and mittens to decorate your mantel, or use them individually to trim your tree. These easy patterns make adorable additions to any Christmas décor.
View ProjectFrom the October 2015 issue
Knit this spooky hat for that upcoming Halloween bash and keep wearing it throughout the fall and winter. The bat is added onto the finished hat by using the duplicate stitch technique.
View ProjectFrom the August 2015 issue
It only takes 16 large squares to make this easy, striped lapghan! The self-striping yarn changes color on its own so you won’t have loose ends for each new stripe. If you’re a fan of a different team, there are other color options to choose from. Designed by Julie Hines.
View ProjectFrom the June 2015 issue
Little fashionistas will love wearing this cowl! Choose any of the bright, cheerful shades of this yarn and knit it with the reversible basketweave pattern stitch for a fun and vibrant accessory. Designed by Jodi Lewanda.
View ProjectFrom the April 2015 issue
This versatile capelet is a spring wardrobe essential. Made with a front tie closure and optional ruffles for texture, this fashionable capelet is perfect for the spring chill. Knit one in a neutral for an everyday piece or choose a bright color to make a bold statement. Designed by Ann Regis for Red Heart.
View ProjectFrom the August 2014 issue
These intermediate-level elegant glovelettes combine an I-cord band for a classy look that’s too pretty not to knit. Enjoy whipping up this pattern for all your girlfriends!
Designed by Nazanin Fard
From the October 2014 issue
This knit ruffle scarf has sequins to add a little pizzazz to any outfit! Choose this cool shade or other shades from icy to jewel tones.
View ProjectFrom the February 2015 issue
Blue yarn mixes with knitted waves for a project that’s too cute to pass up. Your little one’s nursery is just begging for a pattern like this. Designed by Nancy J Thomas for Red Heart
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