From the February 2018 issue
The Sandalwood Pullover is a wonderfully simple sweater—a graduation project for a knitter who has mastered all the easy level skills and wants to pull them all together. The smooth body and sleeves are worked in the round with the yoke and sleeves caps being worked with a simple lace pattern. The result is a comfortable sweater that came be paired equally well with leggings as well as jeans.
View ProjectFrom the December 2017 issue
With long sleeves featuring a long slit, this blouse is a perfect New Year’s Eve party top. The deep concentric diamonds on the side give it a fun texture and bring visual interest to the waist shaping. Beautiful and flattering, this top could just as easily been seen on Zelda Fitzgerald as on this winter’s party goer.
View ProjectBy Megi Burcl
From the December 2017 issue
A gorgeous cowl knit entirely in garter stitch features a large arrow motif. Perfect for knitters who do not want to do intarsia or stranded colorwork, this worsted weight cowl is worked from a combination of increases, decreases and striping.
View ProjectBy Erica Mount
From the October 2017 issue
Bold color and traditional motifs collide in these fun fingerless mitts. They are designed to keep up with all your fast-paced activity, as the ribbed cuff ensures a secure and snug fit.
View ProjectFrom the August 2017 issue
Nothing initiates the autumn months like a hike in the cool shade of the woods, and this pattern wraps that experience up and turns it into a sweater. The softly textured raglan design puts a feminine twist on the classic Inverness Fisherman’s style, so you will feel cozy and sweet all in one.
View ProjectFrom the June 2017 issue
Inspired by popular styles, this design revamps the contemporary t-shirt by adding ribbed trim and a gorgeous lace panel in the back, while its luxurious fawn color incorporates the warmth of the season for a truly romantic top.
View ProjectBy Diane Zangl
From the February 2017 issue
A triple row of stacked hearts is the focal point of this trendy pullover. The asymmetrical lower edge adds stylish flare, while the barred cable ribbings on the sleeve edges provide stability and extra coziness.
View ProjectBy Dana Gervais
From the June 2016 issue
A knit alternative to the traditional Father’s Day tie, make dad a pair of socks and a scarf to match. These socks are designed specifically for men’s feet, features wide circumferences, a square heel and rounded toe. The easy to memorize stitch pattern has a masculine look and results in a light fabric, making it an ideal sock for warmer weather. The scarf is cozy, but lightweight, and is an easy knit that will keep him warm and stylish. The scarf is knit using a simple two-row repeat.
View ProjectFrom the April 2016 issue
This cardigan features short sleeves and an easy-to-remember lace pattern. There’s no shaping, so it will fly right off the needles and become your most versatile cardigan yet.
View ProjectFrom the December 2015 issue
Who needs to carry a purse when this handy pocket scarf will give you a place to stash your phone, keys and change purse? Nice deep pockets keep your hands warm while the thick, garter stitch fabric keeps your neck toasty. This scarf makes a perfect holiday present for someone special – or for yourself!
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