By Dee Hardiman
From the February 2024 issue
Introducing the Flower Market Hat pattern, an exquisite design inspired by the vibrant blooms found in a flower basket. This pattern, estimated to be completed within a week, caters to advanced-level knitters seeking an engaging and rewarding project. Embrace the challenge and creativity as you bring this hat to life, infusing it with the spirit of a blossoming flower market.
View ProjectBy Dee Hardiman
From the February 2024 issue
The Flower Market Sweater is a charming creation inspired by the vibrant hues of spring flowers arranged in a basket. This slightly cropped sweater, featuring set-in sleeves, captures the essence of blooming beauty. Designed with a tailored silhouette in mind, the sweater offers a fitted yet easy-to-wear style, with intended ease of one-to-three inches at the waist and five-to-seven inches at the bust. Worked in separate pieces and then seamlessly seamed, this pattern provides both a comfortable fit and a sophisticated look. For a personalized touch, incorporate odd balls of yarn to create unique and whimsical flower buds unique to your stash!
View ProjectFrom the August 2023 issue
Enjoy the timeless appeal of log cabin knitting, with this easy-to-knit messenger bag. With a double fabric lining and thick embellished strap, this tote is perfect for school, shopping, or as your new go-to project bag.
View ProjectBy Cristina D
From the April 2023 issue
Ziggie is a super-easy spring tank top that will also show off your embroidery skills. Knit bottom up in stockinette stitch, Ziggie features a lower band in seed stitch where you can use your imagination with your tapestry needle.
View ProjectFrom the February 2023 issue
Rose Patch is a reversible winter scarf wishing for spring. Knit in the round to create a double layer, each “patch” is built on the previous one in the stranded colorwork method. The scarf combines three graphic patchwork designs: a rose, veins of the leaves and thorns because, just as in life, you can’t have a rose without a few thorns!
View ProjectFrom the August 2022 issue
It’s all about texture with this pillow. From smooth stockinette stitch, to purl rows, to boucle mixed with purl rows, and then boucle all by itself. Textural relief mixed with some color play, too. And just to give it that final push, add in poms and tassels. Let’s have some fun this fall!
View ProjectFrom the August 2022 issue
The Sienna Tank is one of those everyday garments that you can easily throw on and be comfy in, yet still stylish enough to embellish any outfit with a sophisticated and simple flair. The I-cord edgings at the arm openings, hem and cowl neck add a touch of sophistication, while the A-line shaping makes it incredibly flattering.
View ProjectFrom the October 2021 issue
Shayna is an exploration in subtle stitch patterns and beginner friendly knits. The shrug is a simple, large rectangle knit flat in an easy twist stitch pattern with a thick seed stitch border on the top and bottom edges. It’s then folded in half and seamed up the sides, stopping short of the fold to make the armholes. Lastly, the sleeve borders are added by picking up around the armholes and knitting in seed stitch in the round for a few inches.
View ProjectFrom the February 2021 issue
This Henley Sweater will be your new go-to for casual, feel-good style. With its oversized and boxy fit, it’s both a comfy and cuddly piece. Stitches for the Henley placket and the neckband are picked up around the neckline and give the sweater a beautiful finish.
View ProjectBy Rita Taylor
From the February 2021 issue
Blocks of lace in muted jewel tones come together in this scarf that is warm and fun to twirl. Color blocking is made fun by working a lovely lace stitch throughout the entire scarf and finished off with chunky tassels.
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