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Graphic Pullover

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From the October 2024 issue

The Graphic Pullover is the perfect combination of classic black and white patterns, paired with the cozy warmth of a tweed yarn. This stylish, versatile piece offers timeless appeal while keeping you comfortable on chilly days. The bold, graphic design adds visual interest, while the tweed texture gives it a soft, sophisticated edge. Whether dressed up or down, this pullover will quickly become your go-to for both everyday wear and special occasions. The mix of sleek design and warmth makes this sweater a wardrobe essential for any season.

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Sunday Brunch Skirt

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From the April 2016 issue

Sunday Brunch is a contemporary interpretation of a classic wardrobe staple, the pencil skirt. It is feminine, fitted and can be dressed up or down with a simple switch from pumps to flats.

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Cozy Checks Hat, Mitts and Cowl Set

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From the February 2016 issue

This checkerboard set features a hat, mitts and cowl that use a simple slip-stitch technique to create a stylish Scandinavian look. You will only be working with one color at a time, so relatively new knitters can work up a colorwork pattern all their own. Once you’ve mastered the hat and cowl, you can work on the slightly more complex construction of the matching mittens.

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Swan Lake Hat and Mittens Set

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From the February 2016 issue

This gorgeous hat and mittens set is made from warm wool and luxurious cashmere yarn for a super soft and wondrously warm feel. Aside from a simple ribbed brim, both pieces feature intricate Fair Isle colorwork throughout the entirety of the pattern, a mixture of swans and hearts, to create a winter pattern set you’ll adore.

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Traditional Fair Isle Cardigan

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From the December 2021 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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