By Deepika
From the June 2018 issue
This bold sweater proves that summer sweaters are just as fun to knit as their winter counterparts! The soft and light yarn used makes the piece truly stunning and summer friendly.
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This tank top looks simple from the front, but the back is where the excitement is — it features an inset triangular lace panel! You won’t have to worry about being too warm in this tank top!
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After soaking up some sun on the nice warm sand, throw this cover up on and go grab a drink on the boardwalk! It’s fun to make and simple to wear — just cross in front and slip a strap over each shoulder.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
As light and delicate as the petals of a hibiscus flower, this shawl is the answer to your summer knitting woes. This shawl is worked in blocks, making it a portable design while it’s in progress. Once finished, it is lightweight enough to wear even on the warmest days.
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The Current Cardi is perfect for those summer days when you need a little something extra. The interlacing cables resemble the overlapping waves flowing with the current that are oh-so soothing.
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This soft and airy asymmetrical shawl is the perfect companion to the beach on any warm summer day. Its repetitive design is a breeze to work up and ideal for any knitter who is new to lace knitting or any experienced knitter that is looking for an easy, on-the-go pattern.
View ProjectBy Quenna Lee
From the April 2018 issue
Welcome the warmer weather with this A-line tank, updated with striped side panels. Its timeless quality increases its versatility: paired with shorts for a day at the park or capris for a night out. With its simple pattern and construction, it’s an ideal portable project.
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Create a bold dress that’s as confident as your little girl. Featuring white straps and accents, this dress is loose fitting which is perfect for spring playtime.
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This is a sweater that’s easy to wear and interesting to knit. It’s worked entirely in a simple striped pattern, but the background and the contrasting colors are swapped on the sleeves and on the body, providing an additional level of visual interest.
View ProjectFrom the April 2018 issue
Worked from the bottom up, this stunning tunic is worked flat in two pieces featuring hems of differing lengths to add a fun fair. Dress it up or down by pairing it with your favorite leggings or jeans. This is a spring must have!
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