By Sandi Rosner
From 11 Easy Knitting Patterns for Sweaters, Cardigans and Tops
Thick enough to keep you covered, but open enough to let in summer’s gentle breeze, this pullover combines a mesh stitch with a wide band of stockinette for an elegant, flowy piece. Knit in linen, this sweater is perfect for covering up a swimsuit, or for wearing with your favorite shorts during a boardwalk stroll.
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Take a walk along a rocky intertidal beach, watching the waves crash in, enjoying the breeze coming in off the water, pulling this wrap in closer on your shoulders to ward off the slight chill of the sea. Seacoast is a rectangular wrap knit on the bias, with texture and lace details blending together two variegated yarns on a stockinette base.
View ProjectBy Alice Tang
From the June 2019 issue
This boho-style headband is light enough to be worn as either a hair accessory or as a cowl! Knitted as a rectangle to start, the pattern will walk you through how simple is it to turn your shape into a boho-chic headband, with a twist.
View ProjectFrom the June 2023 issue
Add a touch of elegance to your spring ensemble with the Eyelet of the Beholder Scarf. This bright and airy scarf is knit side to side in a soft garter stitch, complemented by delicate wedges of eyelet lace formed through simple short row techniques. The elongated, skinny shape is perfect for draping gracefully over your shoulders or wrapping around your neck. With its light texture and charming design, this scarf is a versatile accessory that enhances any warm-weather wardrobe with a hint of sophistication.
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From the April 2019 issue
This breezy top will keep you cool all spring and summer long. It’s knit in two pieces, with seams at the shoulders and sides. Imagine how great it will look with your favorite pair of jeans!
View ProjectFrom the April 2019 issue
Get baby ready for the Easter Bunny with this soft raglan sweater featuring contrasting color ribbing and a sleepy bunny applique. This cozy pattern is so adorable, we’re tempted to make a larger version for ourselves!
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From the April 2019 issue
This long-sleeved, ruffled-edge cardigan is cropped to fit well over a little girl’s full skirted dress, but you could easily lengthen the body if desired. The fun yellow ruffles capture the exuberance and joy of spring. And did we mention, it’s great for twirling in?
View ProjectFrom the April 2019 issue
This lacy blanket will become baby’s favorite; stitched in fresh shades it will definitely add a spring feeling to your strolls!
View ProjectFrom the April 2019 issue
Featuring a single Saguaro cactus, the negative space around it echos the sparse vastness of the desert. The simple, clean construction of one large piece tapers to a point with a button hole. Since there is only one piece of colorwork in the pattern and only two colors, this is a fantastic project for beginners.
View ProjectFrom the February 2019 issue
The organic and delicate lace openwork gives a romantic allure to the Orange Blossom Cowl. This elegant and poetic design is knitted flat, and stitches are grafted to form a graceful loop.
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