By Mari Chiba
One skein of chunky yarn, some size 17 needles and about an hour of your time are all you need to work up this plush cowl. Featuring the delightfully twisted night sky stitch, this cowl will give you the warmth you need as temperatures drop.
View ProjectBy Claire Slade
From the October 2024 issue
Leaf Lines is a close fitting, elegant sweater with added waist shaping for a flattering silhouette. The panels of diamond leaves down each sleeve add an extra feminine touch to this cozy fall sweater.
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The Burnt Sienna Slouch Hat is an easy-to-knit hat that features a wide double-ribbed band and a geometric design that wraps around the front two-thirds of the hat. Worked up in a gorgeous copper color, this hat is the perfect autumn accessory.
View ProjectFrom the Holiday Guide issue
This felted Pumpkin Treat Bag is essential for Halloween trick-or-treating. The easy stitch pattern works up quickly, and the felting process adds strength to the design in order to hold as much candy as possible. Plus, the base of the pumpkin is set in so the pumpkin can be set on a post or sit flat on a step, perfect leaving candy out on the porch.
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 ProjectBy Allison Jane
From the October 2023 issue
This gorgeous Branch Hat features reverse stockinette stitching and a contrasting lace stitch pattern down the front. Paired with the coordinating Branch Mitts, this set is the perfect addition to any fall-friendly wardrobe.
View ProjectBy Claire Slade
From the August 2015 issue
A blanket is an ideal gift for a new baby as well as a wonderful heirloom to hand down through the generations. This lacy blanket, knit in a cotton- and linen-blend yarn, is perfect for those new summer arrivals.
View ProjectFrom the August 2015 issue
This easy blanket makes a perfect shower gift! With this blanket, baby can snuggle during nap time and explore the subtle texture during playtime. Use cotton yarn with just a touch of elastic to help the finished blanket hold up to repeated washing.
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 ProjectBy Mari Chiba
From the August 2015 issue
This reversible and lightweight lacy scarf is the perfect summer accessory! Worked up in a bold shade of magenta, this openwork cowl is airy enough for summer but can be worn well into the fall as well.
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