By Quenna Lee
Theia is a bi-colored airy wrap with two versions. This version is worked in the Right Bias and you can follow the pattern to also make a Left Bias version as well. Wear as a scarf or as a wrap, depending on the season!
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Poppy is a quick project using garter stitch with elongated slipped stitches for visual interest. No matter how you work up this scarf (either by following the pattern or by reading the chart), you’ll love how cozy and beautiful this scarf turns out to be.
View ProjectBy Alice Tang
From the August 2019 issue
Knit in a wool/cashmere/nylon blend yarn, this headband is so soft and oh-so-gentle on your skin. Comprised of just one knit rectangle that’s creatively sewn and woven together, you’ll love how quickly this piece comes to life.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the August 2019 issue
Emeline is a wonderful scarf that is easy to make, but still unique. Worked lengthwise in a fine wool/cashmere/nylon blend, this special project makes a wonderful gift — for yourself or for a friend.
View ProjectBy Quenna Lee
From the August 2019 issue
This chic pullover is a top down raglan with a retro twist. A deep woven portrait collar and striped sleeves provide visual interest.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the June 2019 issue
The Chevron Shoreline Tote from the June 2015 issue gets an update with new beachy blue colors! Worked in two colors on the bias, this tote has classic bamboo handles to complete the look.
View ProjectFrom the June 2019 issue
Take a walk along a rocky intertidal beach, watching the waves crash in, enjoying the breeze coming in off the water, pulling this wrap in closer on your shoulders to ward off the slight chill of the sea. Seacoast is a rectangular wrap knit on the bias, with texture and lace details blending together two variegated yarns on a stockinette base.
View ProjectBy Bonnie Franz
From the February 2019 issue
This long sleeved, drop shoulder crewneck uses travelling stitches to mimic the ripples of water on a lake. The design works equally well for a man or a woman, and gives the visual interest of cables without the weight. Sleeves are in a simpler but coordinating pattern of raised lines to keep the focus on the body and to speed the knitting!
View ProjectFrom the February 2019 issue
Sometimes, especially in cold gloomy winter, nothing is better than getting home from work and pulling on a cozy sweater, especially if that sweater has thumbholes and a kangaroo pocket. This warm sweater is destined to become your new favorite.
View ProjectFrom the February 2019 issue
Add a bit of sophistication to your living space with this easy cabled pillow. This design features a classic cabled center panel along with a little twist in texture that is perfect for styling any room.
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