From the December 2019 issue
The French Cobalt Cardigan is fun and stylish tweak on the French Lavender Cardigan from the February 2018 issue. Made in a bold blue and featuring a cute little tie, this cardi is perfect for donning during those slightly warmer winter days and well into spring. Knit with bulky yarn, this project works up quickly, making it essential to have this season. Toss it on with a simple t-shirt and jeans combination, you’re ready for anything — from running errands to brunch with friends.
View ProjectFrom the December 2019 issue
Originally published as the Willow River Hat and Willow River Cowl, the two finally come together in a matching set that’s perfect for the joyful season ahead. Bright white buttons complete the festive look. This set is made for an adult, but roll up the brim a bit and it looks great on little ones too.
View ProjectFrom the December 2019 issue
Sometimes to cure the winter blues, you just need some flower mittens! Featuring the classic shape from the original Snow Day Mittens from the February 2015 issue, this fresh take features a felted finish and a gorgeous floral embellishment.
View ProjectBy Claire Slade
Originally featured in traditional red and white, these Stunning Stranded Ornaments look just as good in blue and gray! Featuring Scandinavian-inspired stranded colorwork, these baubles will be an amazing adornment to any Christmas tree. Don’t miss the original pattern that inspired it all from the December 2016 issue.
View ProjectBy Vikki Bird
From the December 2019 issue
The Fuchsia Snowflakes Cowl features a tessellation snowflake design based on traditional Scandinavian knitting. Modeled after the bold Snowflake Infinity Scarf from February 2017, this cowl sits perfectly around the neck and provides just the right amount of extra warmth and coziness. Knitted as a single layer tube and in the round, this fair isle beauty is guaranteed to be a favorite this season.
View ProjectFrom the October 2019 issue
This lovely coat is easy to wear and flattering to boot — and just what you need for lounging by the campfire! It is also a study in joining techniques, with picked up stitches, kitchener stitch and a two-needle bind off.
View ProjectFrom the April 2019 issue
Cereus, named after the cacti of the same name, has a wavy-like edging similar to the Cereus cacti. After a harsh and cold winter, everyone is pining for some warmth and greenery. This cowl can be draped almost like a caplet or bunched up around the neck.
View ProjectFrom the April 2019 issue
Kora is the trendy accessory that features a meandering, eyelet stitch pattern that resembles a gently flowing stream. It is offset with vibrant tassels that add a fun pop of color — perfect for spring!
View ProjectFrom the February 2019 issue
Our love for the Hearts & Arrows Hat has only gotten bigger, thus, this worsted version has won our hearts. This stranded colorwork hat features a repeating design of hearts and arrows. Bigger arrows and bigger hearts make this hat perfect for Valentine’s Day.
View ProjectBy Anjali M
From the February 2019 issue
The Honey Bee Wrap is an arrow-shaped wrap, pointy at one end and V-shaped at the other end. It is knit in sections (like a sampler shawl) with some easy, mindless stitches like garter and stockinette, and interspersed with interesting sections of bobbles, honeycomb lace and stripes.
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