This breezy summer top is the combination of two classic lace patterns. Pink and white come together in a wavy design to create a lightweight top that’s made for a sunset beach strolls.
View ProjectBy Tamara Moots
From the December 2020 issue
Madison uses knits, purls and two-stitch twists in an all-over texture that you’ll love. No cables or cable needle necessary to create this beautiful piece! Although the texture looks complicated, the pattern repeat is easy to work.
View ProjectFrom the October 2018 issue
Knit bottom up and in the round, this cardigan gets its cloudy appearance from knitting with double-stranded yarn. Complete with bobble accents and big blue buttons, this luxurious cowl is perfect for an overcast day.
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Have you ever seen the Morning Star? The early hour is the perfect time to enjoy its tranquility and the natural gradient it creates in the sky. Inspired by this star, this shawl aims to recapture its ethereal beauty so you can take it with you wherever you go. Perfect for beginners, the natural gradient of the yarn works with the easy lace design to create a stunning result.
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Cables, buttons and a high neckline combine to create a classy and chic poncho that will be perfect for an early morning walk. The design also knits up with an asymmetrical look, which adds an edge to this already stunning top.
View ProjectBy Linda Gäßler
From The New Vintage Knitting Collection: Patterns Inspired by Nostalgic Designs
This cute V-neck cropped cardi is perfect for a nice spring stroll when it’s just a little breezy out. Worked in pieces and then seamed, this pattern is for intermediate knitters. With a ribbed button band and completed with small buttons, this is the cardigan you’ll want to wear all season.
View ProjectFrom The Cowl Knitting Collection: 15 Patterns for Infinity Scarves and Cowls
Cinetico (Kinetic) is a fitted cowl. With its dynamic play of black and white it is reminiscent of Opt (or Kinetic) Art. The illusion of a curved zig-zag is obtained simply changing the place where to perform the decrease in a classical chevron pattern. So much movement added with this easy trick!
View ProjectFrom The Baby Knits Collection: Sweet Little Patterns for Her
The snake’s head fritillary, a gorgeous bell-shaped flower, inspired this raspberry-colored top. The stitch pattern, at the bottom edge and center panel, mimics the distinctive checkered markings and bell-like form of these charming flowers.
View ProjectBy Mari Chiba
From the April 2015 issue
Inspired by classic Fair Isle patterns, this hat is perfect for little ones. With sizes from newborn through 2 years old, be creative in creating your own magical color combinations.
View ProjectBy Marina Orry
Who doesn’t love a project without seaming? This simple and cozy hat is so easy to make, it’s bound to make its way to the top of your to-knit list.
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