Seymour is a perfect weekend project. It is knitted in separate parts and sewn together and is shaped by simple increases and decreases.
View ProjectSeymour is a perfect weekend project. It is knitted in separate parts and sewn together and is shaped by simple increases and decreases.
View ProjectFrom the December 2018 issue
Fleece gets her holiday vibes from her red and white striped bias scarf. A nicely textured yarn gives her a curly appearance. She is shaped with simple increases and decreases, and worked in the round in several pieces that are sewn together.
View ProjectThis classic-style horse will leave you wanting one in every color. Knitted in the round in multiple pieces, simple increases and decreases are used to shape the body so you won’t need to learn any complicated stitches!
View ProjectFrom the Holiday Guide issue
This sleepy little kitten is just the right size for cuddling up for a nap during a long car ride. She is knitted in separate parts, sewn together and shaped by simple increases and decreases.
View ProjectFrom the April 2018 issue
This lamb softie does double duty: she’s a sweet and huggable friend, but when you “shear” her by removing her fleece, she becomes a tote that’s perfect for Easter egg hunts. Once the hunt is over, just tuck in her handles, slip her fleece back on and she’s all ready for cuddles.
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