By Linda Riley
From the April 2019 issue
The dandelion stitch across the chest of this dress really makes it unique. Perfect for Easter Sunday, pair this pink and white dress with a cardigan for cooler Easter mornings. A simple purled edge to the neck and arms give this dress just the right amount of comfort and class.
View ProjectBy Lana Jois
An oversized sweater in a lace pattern is just right for a boho-chic look! Named after Parodia cacti which has blooming yellow flowers, this sunny green top is the perfect breezy piece to add to your closet.
View ProjectBy Debra Arch
From the April 2019 issue
Three innovative techniques are used to create this beachy textured bag. An easy two-row repeat creates a thick, luxurious feel and sturdy structure that we know you’ll love. The clever knit cord and new knit around a metal ring technique look exactly like crochet but are easily made with simple knitting stitches.
View ProjectFrom the February 2019 issue
This pint-sized cardigan is sure to be a hit this Valentine’s Day – it’s the perfect layering piece! It features a separating zipper, heart colorwork and a hood. Your little one will look absolutely adorable in this must-have hoodie.
View ProjectBy Sandi Rosner
From the February 2019 issue
A navy and white striped pullover is a wardrobe classic. The bright red heart on the left shoulder adds a touch of whimsy that takes this sweater beyond basic. This raglan pullover is knit in separate pieces and sewn together. The heart is worked from a chart using the intarsia technique.
View ProjectFrom the April 2022 issue
This is a fresh take on the Granny’s Garden Tee from April 2016 issue of I Like Knitting. By using only two colors, omitting the picot edge and presenting the flower-head’s in a row, Granny’s Garden is now available with two styling options. And what’s more, it’s two patterns in one!
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
This boot cuff takes the image of a honeybee swarm and materializes it into a wearable work of art! This stitch, appropriately named “Bee Stitch” is a stretchy, squishy, dense fabric that holds its shape. The fabric looks like thousands of tiny bees waiting to take flight!
View ProjectFrom the February 2019 issue
Make a bee-line for this honeycomb inspired hat! Sized for everyone from baby to adult large, whoever you make it for is sure to think it’s the bee’s knees. Easy to memorize, this hat is a good introduction to colorwork. Plus, it makes a great scrap buster!
View ProjectFrom the February 2025 issue
The Apiculture Pillow is a delightful celebration of nature’s busiest workers—our beloved bees. Just as a dollop of honey sweetens hot tea, this pillow brings warmth and charm to any room. The body of the pillow cover is worked in worsted-weight stockinette for a smooth, relaxing knitting experience, making it a quick and satisfying project for knitters of all levels.
Adding a touch of whimsy and texture, the honeycomb-patterned strips are knit separately and accented with adorable colorwork bees that bring the design to life. The combination of classic simplicity and playful detail makes this pillow a standout piece, whether nestled on your favorite chair, sofa, or bed.
Perfect for bee enthusiasts, nature lovers, or anyone seeking a touch of cozy charm, the Apiculture Pillow is as functional as it is beautiful. Knit it up in warm golds, creamy neutrals, or any colors that make your heart buzz with joy!
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