From the August 2015 issue
This sideways shawl is inspired by wonderful summer berries and their tendency to cluster on the ends of their branches. The size and shape of this shawl lends itself to be worn either traditionally or draped around the neck, enhancing any outfit and making an excellent accessory for those cool summer evenings.
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The free-flowing fabrics and elegant drapes of the 1920s are the inspiration behind the Sunshine Bright Scarf. Featuring an easily memorized, feathered eyelet and fan stitch combination, this scarf will make a charming accessory that is sure to become an essential item in many wardrobes. This scarf features a provisional cast-on to start, so if you need a quick refresher, check out our video tutorial below.
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This simple lace pattern creates staggered blocks of stockinette and open work stitches. A comfortable blend of cotton and alpaca gives the finished piece the perfect degree of coolness and warmth for year round wear, so it’s easy to take this look from summer on through the fall.
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This sturdy backpack is ready to hold all your supplies for school. Stop cord fasteners will hold drawstrings securely closed, and a button flap further protects your goods. Knit in a tighter than usual gauge, the dense fair isle fabric of this bag will hold up to wear and tear like a champ.
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The colors in this pair of socks evoke the lush greenery along the beach while the special twist and cross stitches add delicate details along the entire sock. Warm, vivid colors and an intermediate design help make this sock a summertime favorite.
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