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Lidia Tied Fringe Shawl

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From Snug in Seed Stitch: Nubbly Knits We Love

The Lidia Tied Fringe Shawl is an elegant and functional accessory that combines comfort, texture, and subtle sophistication. Designed with ample wingspan, it can easily be draped over your shoulders or tied around the waist for an extra layer of warmth and style. The shawl features a stunning double knot fringe along the top edge, adding a unique, eye-catching detail to the design.

Crafted from a blend of cotton and linen, this shawl offers the perfect combination of lightness and rustic charm, enhanced by a delicate shine. The body is mostly worked in a simple double seed/moss stitch, creating a cozy texture, while the reversible design ensures versatility. The shawl finishes with a charming eyelet pattern, providing just the right touch of elegance. Perfect for layering throughout the year, the Lidia Tied Fringe Shawl is as practical as it is beautiful.

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Cassady Tunic

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From the April 2022 issue

Cassady is a cheerful little tunic or dress shown in size 18 months (yellow) and 2 years (purple). This piece will grow with your little girl, and she will have fun wearing this for school or playtime with leggings, jeans or tights. It is versatile, colorful, and so much fun to knit!

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Rosado Eyelet Scarf

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From Summer-Ready Scarves to Knit Collection

Rosado is a light scarf with delicate eyelet details on the ends. This scarf is the answer to cool summer morning walks and evening moonlit strolls. With a clean and elegant look, this scarf is bound to become a daily wear in your wardrobe when paired with your tee, tank, or evening dress. The scarf is highly customizable based on the yarn amount you have on hand and makes for a great one-skein project!

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Mariza Striped Skirt

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From Skirt The Rules: The Knitting Collection of Dresses, Skirts & Tunics

The Mariza Striped Skirt is a vibrant and fun project, inspired by vintage summers and infused with a bohemian spirit. Knit with six different colors, paired with a grounding neutral Ecru, this skirt is a delightful blend of style and creativity. Small amounts of yarn are used for each stripe, making it a great option for using up leftover yarn or for a scrap-busting project. Easily customizable to suit your personal color palette, this skirt is the perfect addition to any summer wardrobe, offering a playful and chic vibe for sunny days

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Maren Leaves Tee

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From the June 2024 issue

Wear your leaves on your sleeves with the Maren Leaves Tee! Worked from the top down, this tee begins with leafy lace panels for the shoulders and is made in a cotton and linen blend yarn that’s ideal for staying cool in warm weather.

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Joy of Lace Scarf

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From the February 2021 issue

Blocks of lace in muted jewel tones come together in this scarf that is warm and fun to twirl. Color blocking is made fun by working a lovely lace stitch throughout the entire scarf and finished off with chunky tassels.

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Garnet Longline Cardigan

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From The Birthstone Collection: Gemstone-Inspired Knitting Patterns

Lightweight, cozy, and endlessly wearable, the Garnet Longline Cardigan is the perfect layering piece for any season. Designed with a graceful open-front silhouette, this cardigan offers a relaxed yet polished look that flatters all body types. A subtle ruffled decrease detail at the waist and elbows creates soft shaping, adding an extra touch of charm and movement to this effortlessly chic garment. With its easy skill level and a two-week completion time, this project is perfect for both beginners looking to expand their garment-making skills and experienced knitters seeking a satisfying, stylish knit.

Drape yourself in the lightweight elegance of the Garnet Longline Cardigan—a timeless wardrobe staple with a delicate, feminine twist.

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Winter Sunset Tie Dye Scarf

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From the February 2021 issue

Tie dye is back and we wanted to get in on the fun. While there are a variety of painted and variegated yarns that provide a “tie dye” effect when knitted up, this scarf is different. What makes this scarf special is that it’s actually tie dyed! Knit the simple scarf first, then tie dye it using traditional twisting and tying techniques. The result is a scarf that is uniquely yours.

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