By Erica Mount
From the October 2017 issue
Bold color and traditional motifs collide in these fun fingerless mitts. They are designed to keep up with all your fast-paced activity, as the ribbed cuff ensures a secure and snug fit.
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Sporty stripes accentuate the timeless appeal of this sweater. It’s sure to become a fan favorite; you can chalk up its flattering V-neck and overall shape as a big win for this season’s wardrobe.
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The iconic scarlet hues of an autumn cranberries are now yours thanks to this design. With three-quarter length sleeves and beautiful stitch work, this sweater feels fresh and vibrant.
View ProjectFrom Tunic Takeover: Knitwear That Flows with Style and Ease
The flowing fit of this tunic is both flattering and chic, resulting in a top that promises to become your go-to fall fashion statement. The body panels are worked from bottom to top, while the sleeves are worked flat.
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As fall holidays approach, traveling is inevitable — whether that means going back home to see the family or simply returning from yet another trip to the grocery store! Make sure you have the cozy essentials like the tartan stitch headband and mitts to take care of yourself.
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This adorable baby costume might actually be too cute to be spooky, but either way, work up this pattern to give your new member of the family something to wear for Halloween. The onesie, tail and kitty ear headband will complete this perfect costume.
View ProjectFrom the October 2017 issue
This sophisticated crescent shawl uses the ginkgo leaf lace stitch. Emulating the timeless strength of the ginkgo tree, this design celebrates the changing season with a golden knit texture that can you can wear from the office to date night.
View ProjectBy Vikki Bird
From the October 2017 issue
Your little ones will always be a treat, but keeping their styles up to date with their growth spurts can be tricky. This classic baby sweater is just the project to work up in time for fall to keep them feeling comfy and looking cute. The design is knit from the top down with a lace leaf design and garter hems and cuffs.
View ProjectFrom the August 2017 issue
What is summer without long drives with the windows down? This raglan cardigan will be the perfect attire for such a trip, thanks to its relaxed shape and delightful trellis-like lace pattern. It is knit from the top down using long circular needles.
View ProjectBy Diane Zangl
Quick to knit up, this classic top features two different neckline options: one side has a scoop neck and the other a V-neck. With its broken rib center design and versatile necklines, this top will be the one you reach for when you get that travel bug.
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