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Cactus Cowl Knitting Pattern

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From the February 2017 issue

The Cactus Cowl beautifully blends elegance and simplicity, featuring a delicate lace pattern set against the cozy texture of garter stitch. Choose the smaller version for a quick, single-skein project that adds a touch of sophistication to your outfit. Or, go for the larger infinity cowl to create a versatile, wrap-around accessory perfect for layering on breezy days. Whether you’re dressing up or staying casual, this cowl’s timeless design and soft texture make it a must-knit addition to your wardrobe.

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Snowflake Infinity Scarf

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From the December 2020 issue

The Snowflake Infinity Scarf features a tessellating snowflake design based on traditional Scandinavian knitting. The cowl is designed to be long enough to wrap around the neck twice for extra warmth. You’ll love this attractive design featuring a Fair Isle technique knit in the round.

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Winter Leg Huggers

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From the February 2017 issue

From my student days trudging through the snow to the lecture halls to giving the dogs a run in nearby snow-covered fields, these leg warmers add an extra layer of warmth and a splash of individuality. These knee-high legwarmers are inspired by the textures of frost-encrusted stems and branches, and the fissures, knarls and knots of bark which become the dominant features of trees in winter.

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Cozy Does It Cardi

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From The Cozy Winter Cardis Collection

Cozy cardigans are one of our favorite things about the weather getting cooler. They’re perfect for snuggling up in and keeping warm, even while the wind whips chilly air around us from all sides. This cardi has it all ― beautiful colors, secret pockets, cozy front panels and sleeves that stay in place.

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Forever Diamonds Legwarmers

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From the February 2017 issue

These sporty legwarmers are great for running in frigid weather and for warming up after your run. They feature easy knit and purl textured stitches and a pop of color at the edges. They are worked in the round with an edging that incorporates ribbing and smoothly transitions into the pattern on the body of the piece. Knit in a cozy worsted weight for the maximum in warmth.

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Café Cowl Set

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From the February 2017 issue

The first design in this set of coordinating cowls features a simple yet elegant lace pattern with a picot bind off. For the second, the composition includes easy, angular twisted stitches for added interest. The cowls make excellent gifts and are quick to knit since both can be made from just a single 100-gram skein of worsted weight yarn.

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Stoughton Coffee Bean Scarf

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From the February 2017 issue

What we today call the coffee break originated in Stoughton, WI in the late 19th century with the wives of Norwegian immigrants. The stripes (or color breaks) of this scarf represent the breaks from work normally associated with the term coffee break.  And the unevenness of the stripes represents the difference in the way coffee breaks are taken from company to company and office to office. Unroasted coffee beans are green in color, which was the inspiration for the yarn chosen for some of the stripes. Who knew knitting could teach us so many fun facts?

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