From the February 2019 issue
This design is a lightweight scarf featuring lace chevron pattern. Knitted in two identical pieces and grafted together using kitchener stitch, this scarf is an excellent intermediate project.
View ProjectFrom the June 2017 issue
Inspired by the dramatic beauty that can be found in nature, this stole adds grace to any dress, formal or casual. The design features a center panel of eyelet motifs flanked by cascading, petal-like curves that resemble ornate butterfly wings.
View ProjectFrom the June 2016 issue
Hazy days at the beach were the inspiration for this top. The design features a suspended leaf pattern that naturally results in a scalloped edge that is topped off with a simple garter stitch border.
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Inspired by the romance and style of the 1920s, the Royal Beaded Stole incorporates columns, arches and a small amount of beadwork. It is a versatile design that makes for a great evening accessory, but will also add a little luxury for casual occasions.
View ProjectFrom the December 2015 issue
Winter flora was the inspiration for this piece – think snow drops, hellebores and blue bells. Here, they are coupled with a leaf motif edge and brought together using a gorgeous alpaca, merino and cotton mix to make the Shoreline Ripples Scarf a perfectly delicate piece for the holidays.
View ProjectFrom the August 2015 issue
The free-flowing fabrics and elegant drapes of the 1920s are the inspiration behind the Sunshine Bright Scarf. Featuring an easily memorized, feathered eyelet and fan stitch combination, this scarf will make a charming accessory that is sure to become an essential item in many wardrobes. This scarf features a provisional cast-on to start, so if you need a quick refresher, check out our video tutorial below.
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