By Silke Ufer
From the August 2017 issue
Count this baby bolero among this season’s essentials as you say goodbye to the warmer weather. The design features three-quarter raglan sleeves and a daisy chain trim, and it will be a must-have on those cooler days when your little one needs just a little extra coverage.
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The Rosewater Lace & Fabric Cowl combines the delicate beauty of lacy knitting with the soft charm of floral fabric, creating a striking accessory that will elevate any outfit. The intricate lace pattern adds a touch of lightness and elegance, while the fabric adds depth and a subtle pop of color, resulting in a piece that is both eye-catching and sophisticated. This cowl is the perfect addition to your wardrobe for those days when you want to feel doubly glamorous, offering a unique fusion of textures that complements any style. Whether dressed up for a special occasion or paired with casual wear, the Rosewater Lace & Fabric Cowl is sure to become a go-to accessory that adds a luxurious touch to any ensemble.
View ProjectFrom the August 2017 issue
The delicate lace and pastel colors of this scarf embody the appearance of droplets that settle over the ground and collect on flower petals. The scarf is worked in two pieces and seamed in the center with a fun fringe on either end.
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Invite nature’s alluring green shades into your little one’s nursery with this charming baby blanket. The gradient stripes perfectly coordinate with the multiple lace stitch changes, creating a textured, visually stunning piece.
View ProjectFrom the December 2022 issue
Whether Dad is setting the trends himself or needs a little help with his fashion, knitting up a unique accessory for his formal wear is always a great gift option. You can adjust this pattern to fit his personal style by sampling different knit stitches and buttons with this easy, button-on bow tie set.
View ProjectFrom the Holiday Guide issue
Useful and simple—two elements that make a perfect Father’s Day gift. He’ll be thankful for your thoughtfully knit textured coffee cozies on his way to work (plus, they are an environmentally friendly option to cardboard cozies at the coffee shop).
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We can’t resist this top and its blushing hues of strawberry wine. Its small cap sleeves are designed to drape and flutter as you move, while the bodice is simply constructed, works up quickly, and showcases the oyster stitch. Enjoy the way its bulky cotton yarn allows for a beautiful fit for a relaxing summer evening.
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The Orchid Tee combines simple, relaxed elegance with a surprising twist. This wide-sleeved tank is a perfect project for knitters who want to dip their toes into creating a top, without the complexity. Featuring a lacy sleeve on one side, this design adds just the right amount of spice to the classic tank top silhouette, transforming an otherwise simple piece into a chic statement.
With its flattering, loose fit and breezy feel, this tee is an ideal addition to any wardrobe. The one lacy sleeve creates a unique asymmetry that adds flair, while the other side remains a clean, classic shape. Whether you’re looking to wear it as a casual summer piece or layer it for a more polished look, this tee is versatile, elegant, and fun to knit.
Perfect for those new to knitting garments, the Orchid Tee offers an easy-to-follow pattern that’s not too intimidating, yet still allows you to experience the satisfaction of creating a wearable, stylish piece. The soft, breathable yarn will keep you comfortable as you knit, and even more so when you wear your finished creation.
View ProjectFrom the April 2017 issue
Carry all your Easter eggs in this Flopsy Bunny Bag instead of a basket. This roomy tote will carry everything you need – just fold the ears over to create a handle.
View ProjectBy Deepika
From the April 2017 issue
Keep your little one warm with this charming hat that features a delicate row of rabbits near its brim. Worked from the bottom up, this hat looks great both with and without a pom pom. After knitting the brim, stitches are increased for the body of hat and the needle size is changed before beginning the colorwork pattern.
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