Jessica M. Anderson started knitting about 8 years ago when her husband thought it was silly to spend $60 on a pair of longies (he has since spent well more than $60 on yarn and knitting supplies!). After spending about a year sample knitting for Blue Sky Alpacas, she decided to try designing her own patterns. She has been designing every since. When she isn’t knitting, she is juggling homeschooling her 5 kids, sharing coffee with friends, or studying as a student midwife.
From the June 2015 issue
Shrugs are this summer’s most popular garment because of their versatility. They’re lightweight and easy to throw into a bag in preparation for a chillier night and go with any type of outfit. This intermediate shrug uses super soft yarn and an I-Cord bind off to create a summertime staple.
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Whether you are looking to knit something super frilly, a little dapper or just colorful and fun, this collection of onesies has just what you are looking for! Knit up in fun colors from Big Bad Wool, these super quick onesies are sure to top your baby-shower gift knitting list.
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Babies are so fun to knit for- from bright colors, chunky stripes and little ears, nothing is stopping them from having fun! This romper is worked in big stripes of bold color, with a back pocket opening for easy diaper changes.
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Babies are the essential blank canvas. Their interests, personalities and preferences have yet to be decided and therefore they make the best-looking models to showcase your own fashion sense. Knitting also provides a similar backdrop, especially a piece of knitting worked in stockinette stitch. It is essentially a canvas ready to be decorated at your
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The Sock Monkey Baby Set features a sock monkey-inspired romper and hat set for your baby. Perfect for ages newborn to 18 months, this set is the cutest ever, and is perfect for those looking for classic baby projects.
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The Open Cloud Cardigan is the perfect go-to piece for when you need a little extra warmth without the bulk. With its lightweight design, this cardigan provides just the right amount of coverage, making it a versatile layer for every season. The top portion is worked in smooth, easy stockinette stitch, while the lower half transitions into a simple yet captivating ribbing pattern that adds texture and interest to the design.
This effortless cardigan is perfect for throwing over a tank top on a cool evening or pairing with a dress for a chic, casual look. The combination of stockinette and ribbing ensures that the piece remains stylish, comfortable, and easy to wear, while still offering a touch of sophistication with its subtle texture contrast.
The Open Cloud Cardigan is ideal for knitters looking for a project that balances ease with a bit of flair. Its relaxed fit and lightness make it a staple wardrobe piece for layering in the spring or summer or even over cozy fall or winter outfits. This cardigan will quickly become your favorite casual yet polished piece for any occasion, from a day at the office to a weekend brunch.
View ProjectFrom the August 2014 issue
Sometimes you just need a fun striped top to take on your sightseeing adventures, and this top is the perfect choice for all your journeys. Add it as a layer over a long tee, or wear it plain when it’s hot out.
View ProjectFrom the October 2014 issue
Penguin lovers rejoice! This cozy baby sweater is just for you. Complete with a hood and front pocket, you can make this sweater for babies age newborn to 12 months.
View ProjectFrom the December 2014 issue
Add a touch of the holidays to your home with this simple bauble set. You’ll love the handmade charm these ornaments will add to your tree.
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