By Cristina D
From the August 2023 issue
Anya is a classic vest construction featuring an original lace technique using two different size needles at a time and distinctive metallic snaps as fasteners.
View ProjectFrom the August 2023 issue
Enjoy the timeless appeal of log cabin knitting, with this easy-to-knit messenger bag. With a double fabric lining and thick embellished strap, this tote is perfect for school, shopping, or as your new go-to project bag.
View ProjectBy Lana Jois
From the August 2017 issue
With its gentle waves and airy spaces, this scarf will give you the confidence to travel to your dream destination. Knit this up for the friend headed abroad or to spice up your wardrobe for the summer season.
View ProjectBy Cristina D
From the April 2023 issue
Ziggie is a super-easy spring tank top that will also show off your embroidery skills. Knit bottom up in stockinette stitch, Ziggie features a lower band in seed stitch where you can use your imagination with your tapestry needle.
View ProjectBy Fiona Munro
From the April 2023 issue
These ankle socks are inspired by the geometric design of leaves and are worked in a beautiful Fair Isle pattern. Knit from the top down with two colors of yarn that show off the ankle ribbing, heel, and toe, the heel is worked as a flap and gusset heel and the toe is grafted as a wedge toe. The end result is a beautiful Fair Isle design that gives a subtle nod to nature.
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In this modern design, a simple rib stitch combines with playful blocks of color to create a gorgeous textured blanket that everyone will love. If you’re searching for ways to use up yarn scraps, look no further than this zero-waste knitting pattern.
View ProjectFrom the April 2023 issue
Enjoy a mountainscape view right in your living room with this fun intarsia project. The pillow is worked flat in two pieces, then joined together over a 14 inch pillow form. The scenic intarsia front is easy to work making it an ideal pattern for new and experienced intarsia knitters alike. Once your pillow is assembled, you’ll finish it off with an I-cord edge, to create a fashionable new addition to your lounge area.
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Enjoy a squishy and relaxing garter stitch knit with this retro, yet timeless striped baby blanket. Working diagonally from corner to corner and using eyelet shaping, you’ll finish off your project with a decorative crocheted ribbon edge and knitted corner bow.
View ProjectBy Quayln Stark
From the February 2023 issue
This wall hanging is a fun change-of-pace project that can be knit in an evening. This pattern is knit from the top down and uses simple intarsia colorwork with minimal color changes per row. The fabric is decreased to a midpoint towards the bottom of the piece, providing the perfect foundation for its chic fringed bottom edge! A wooden dowel or large pair of knitting needles is then fastened to the top of the tapestry to provide support for hanging.
View ProjectFrom the February 2023 issue
Silent Snow is an easy-to-knit, rectangular fuzzy fringe shawl. Knit lengthwise, beginning and ending with garter rows, the middle is interspersed with easy-to-knit eyelet rows to give the shawl the illusion of falling snow.
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