By Olya Bagi
From the April 2022 issue
A soft, lacy dress with full skirt and cute lacy sleeves will turn your little girl into a princess. The feather pattern on the skirt smoothly turns into pleats that remain textured even when the dress gets washed.
View ProjectBy Diane Zangl
From the June 2016 issue
This is a knit take on the classic Zig Zag Crochet afghan that’s a perfect cozy blanket for air-conditioned days. Two coordinating colors are enhanced by narrow sections of white reverse stockinette stitch.
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This shrug is a simple and fun pattern to make for warmer months. It’s great to cover up your shoulders on a cooler summer evening or over a long sleeved shirt for an extra pop of color.
View ProjectBy Olya Bagi
From the June 2016 issue
This clutch is knitted in the round in stockinette, stranded knitting and seed stitch top down. The bag has a zip fastening which is perfect for keeping make up and other summer essentials in place.
View ProjectFrom the June 2016 issue
Knitting for men, especially for older ones, can be very frustrating: they don’t like anything that makes knitting so interesting: no cables, bold colors or rich textures, let alone lace! Knit something special for dad that incorporates colorwork, relaxing stockinette and no boring sleeves to knit.
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Butterfly Fields is a washcloth pattern based on a variation of the butterfly stitch. Framed by garter stitch, this washcloth only requires you to know how to work knitting and slip stitches. This pattern is a great introduction to slip stitches or a quick gift for a more experienced knitter.
View ProjectFrom the April 2016 issue
This chic and sturdy messenger bag is a must-have for anyone on the go. The Marvelous Mint Messenger Bag combines casual elegance with practical features, including a secure magnetic closure, durable I-cord edging, and a comfortable I-cord strap that’s designed to withstand daily use. Spacious and fully lined, it’s roomy enough for all your essentials, making it the ideal commuter bag for work, errands, or adventures around town. Knit one up in refreshing mint or your favorite color to add a pop of personality to your daily routine!
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Knit this wonderfully simple lace stitch cowl for that extra little something this summer. The sparkle in the yarn gives it added dimension that lets you shine any time of the day.
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The Open Front Lace Cardigan is the perfect combination of simplicity and style. With short sleeves and an easy-to-follow lace pattern, this cardigan is ideal for both beginners and experienced knitters looking for a relaxing, rewarding project. The design is completely unshaped, allowing the piece to flow naturally and beautifully, giving you a versatile garment that works for any occasion.
The lace pattern adds a subtle elegance, making this cardigan a perfect layering piece for warmer days or breezy evenings. Whether paired with jeans for a casual outing or thrown over a dress for a more polished look, this cardigan will quickly become a wardrobe staple.
Knitted without any complicated shaping, this pattern is a breeze to work up, meaning it will fly off your needles and into your closet in no time. Whether you’re a seasoned knitter or a beginner, the Open Front Lace Cardigan is an enjoyable and fulfilling project that will leave you with a lightweight, breathable, and stylish piece to wear all season long.
View ProjectBy Olya Bagi
From the April 2016 issue
Elevate your wardrobe with the Blue Raspberry Tee, a sophisticated yet breezy design perfect for sunny days and warm evenings. This structured, short-sleeve top is worked bottom-up and features elegant intertwined cables that flow seamlessly into a textured raspberry stitch pattern. The combination of these intricate details adds dimension and charm, while the lightweight construction keeps you cool and comfortable. Knit in the serene “Moonlight” blue, this tee pairs beautifully with jeans, skirts, or shorts, making it a versatile choice for any warm weather occasion.
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