From the February 2015 issue
Dress like royalty with this cozy cowl that’s warm and luxurious. The Monrovian Stitch creates a textural project that’s addictive, attractive and so much fun to make!
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Inspired by the three bright diagonal stars in the belt of the Orion constellation, this elegant scarf features beautiful beads that twinkle like the stars of the night sky. Lace stars alternate with their beaded counterparts to highlight the patterns for added effect.
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From Cozy in Color: A Vibrant Collection of Knitting Patterns
This easy diamond cowl is perfect for knitting novices. Worked up in a vibrant mustard-colored yarn, this cowl features a simple stitch pattern that forms diamonds down its length.
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Featuring an allover textured stitch pattern, modified drop shoulders, and bold, playful stripes in two (or more) colors, this cardigan strikes the perfect balance between style and snugness. The sweater is worked in pieces and seamed for a structured yet relaxed fit, creating a cocoon of softness that you’ll never want to take off.
Dress it up with your favorite boots and jeans, or pair it with leggings for a cozy day at home—this sweater is versatile, vibrant, and irresistibly comfy.
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Blue yarn mixes with knitted waves for a project that’s too cute to pass up. Your little one’s nursery is just begging for a pattern like this. Designed by Nancy J Thomas for Red Heart
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From the February 2015 issue
Add a touch of whimsy to your winter wardrobe with this plum-colored beanie that features a slouchy fit and playful pom-pom. The row of lace adds a unique twist to this traditional (and cozy) beanie.
View ProjectFrom the February 2015 issue
These warm and cozy mittens are perfect for the ever-elusive snow day. With their simple design and felted finish, the Snow Day Mittens are the only gloves you need. Plus, need a refresher on the long-tailed cast on method? Check out our instructional video!
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Two large welts make up the bulk of this design, laying open atop the crown only to flow closed as they approach the neck. Surrounding them are eight evenly spaced cables. Three stitches wide, they cable in an uneven but interesting manner, lending character to the warm and squishy yarn.
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With just one skein of yarn, you can make your own crescent shawlette, just like the one pictured. Pair this pattern with your favorite hand-dyed or variegated yarn for best results.
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From the December 2014 issue
Unique angles mixed with bold colors work together to create this trendy scarf. Wrap it around your neck for an instant pop of color.
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