By 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
Up your cable game by knitting this version of the Sophisticated Cables Throw. This version has five cables instead of the original three. 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. Finished with an I-cord edging in a darker blue, this pillow is perfect for styling any room.
View ProjectBy Linda Riley
From the December 2018 issue
The Rachel Scarf is the perfect cold weather accessory. It features an eye-catching seersucker stitch body with bold pockets added for additional warmth.
View ProjectFrom the October 2018 issue
Simple, but sophisticated, this cowl can go from the morning commute to dressing up for an evening out. The stitch pattern is easy enough for an adventurous beginner, but challenging enough for a pro.
View ProjectFrom the October 2018 issue
Turn a simple cable-front pullover into a modern and exciting piece perfect for fall. The secret is in the sleeves — just use lightweight yarn in a contrasting color to instantly add some visual intrigue.
View ProjectFrom the October 2018 issue
Knit in the round from the bottom up, the Steeplechase Sweater is designed for men and includes simple shaping, a crew neck and a subtle cable design throughout.
View ProjectBy Quenna Lee
From the October 2018 issue
Introducing a garland of leaves for home décor – drape it along the mantle, over a window and even down the middle of your Thanksgiving table. Choose a gradient yarn for multi-colored leaves that change as you knit.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
Worked from the top down, this baby jacket uses an easy lace pattern and decorative underarm increases to create a beautiful design. Complete this chic look with a matching hat to create a wonderful outfit for your little girl.
View ProjectFrom the August 2018 issue
This fabric-lined bag features a trendy eyelash motif embroidered onto the front. Holding a strand of mohair along with the main yarn adds a pretty, feminine touch.
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