From the June 2015 issue
This design is meant to be worn off the shoulders and hanging over the arms. The drop stitches and gradual increases toward the bottom allow for an ease of movement. If knitting in the round on circular needles scares you a bit, check out our tutorial to get started!
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Worked in the round and blocked flat, the most striking feature of this lightweight scarf is its blood-orange color. The simple and artfully scattered eyelet pattern which makes this charming scarf a must-have summer staple.
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From the June 2015 issue
The Chevron Shoreline Tote is a beautiful tote bag worked in three colors on a bias. Striped with a twist, it features round, wood handles, an optional inner lining and a flat bottom to add depth to your bag.
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Experiment with stitches and color while creating this vibrant baby blanket! This blanket is knit in strips, making it a great portable project. The construction allows you to create a multicolor blanket while using just one color in each row for a bright and fun patchwork babyghan.
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From the April 2015 issue
The Cerulean V-Neck Tunic is made with a V-shape lace pattern and minimal shaping. The tunic is sleeveless with slits on both sides and an edged V-neckline. If you’re trying lace knitting for the first time, this is the perfect easy project for you!
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Inspired by the effortlessly chic scarves worn by pioneering female pilots of the 20th century, the Monochromatic Checkered Muffler is a sophisticated blend of history and modern elegance. The subtle square pattern creates an almost embossed effect, adding texture and depth to this classic design. Crafted in a luxurious silk-blend yarn, this short yet striking muffler drapes beautifully around the neck and shoulders, making it the perfect lightweight accessory for late spring evenings or breezy summer strolls.
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Lace items don’t have to be overly frilly to be stylish, a fact proven by the Lacy Columns Scarf. A perfect introduction to lace knitting, this lace and stockinette scarf is ideal springtime wear that adds a light amount of warmth with a classic, tailored look. Knit it in the solid of your choices, or choose a multi-colored yarn with a long repeat color change for a funky look.
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Inspired by the delicate pink of freshly blooming flowers in the springtime, this fingerless mitts and hat set uses a chunky ribbing pattern and small peek-a-boos of lace to make this set a perfect fit for spring.
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Sometimes all you need is a simple lace pattern and a lovely yarn that’s easy on the eyes and the hands. The alpaca bamboo blend yarn is ridiculously soft with a subtle sheen from the bamboo. This simple charted shawl is excellent for lace beginners. This shawl can easily be made larger by working more repeats of the Body Chart.
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Shades of blue from variegated yarn flow seamlessly into one another to form this light and airy springtime shawl. The addition of small seed beads throughout the simple stitches adds a hint of elegance and some shimmer to your look.
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