From the August 2015 issue
This striking throw seems much more complicated than it really is, but the secret is in a simple stranded stitch pattern which looks different on each side. Worked up in one piece, this afghan is the perfect accent piece for any couch.
View ProjectFrom the October 2014 issue
These two colors of yarn were the inspiration for this cardigan. When the designer saw them, she knew they had to be used together in a sweater. The “Faux-Isle” band on the yoke of this top-down, set-in sleeve cardigan that creates the effect of fair isle, even though you’re only ever using one color per row! This pattern is also great for using up coordinating bits of leftover yarn.
View ProjectFrom the February 2015 issue
Keeping your ears warm can be a challenge during a polar vortex! With temperatures in the negative and snow blowing everywhere, you need winter accessories that can block the wind. This matching set features a stranded design and a warm, bulky knit.
View ProjectFrom the December 2014 issue
Worked in a bulky weight yarn, this classic fair isle pattern is perfect for staying warm on even the coldest nights. Pair it with a hot cup of tea and your favorite book for an evening of relaxation. Plus – confused about Fair Isle? Watch a brief introduction to the fair isle technique.
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