From the December 2017 issue
This squishy, colorful cowl gives the wearer a sense of being wrapped in cozy luxury. Quick and easy, it is worked in the round with a simple Fair Isle arrow pattern. This is a great pattern to use up your leftover yarn since only 50 grams are needed for the contrasting colors.
View ProjectBy Quenna Lee
From the December 2017 issue
This textured scarf that combines slipped stitches with garter stitches to create arrows is a must knit! The length of this scarf allows it to be worn many different ways for optimal warmth.
View ProjectBy Diane Zangl
From the December 2017 issue
Bands of color and arrows highlight this unisex earflap hat which is worked in the round. Garter stitch is used for the earflaps, while the ties and top loops are done in I-Cord to complete the look.
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Arcus, latin for archery, is a simple hat with arrow motifs. Knit in a lovely cream-colored yarn, this hat is easily customizable to match your winter coat. The texture in this hat is what brings it all together!
View ProjectBy Megi Burcl
From the December 2017 issue
A gorgeous cowl knit entirely in garter stitch features a large arrow motif. Perfect for knitters who do not want to do intarsia or stranded colorwork, this worsted weight cowl is worked from a combination of increases, decreases and striping.
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