Marina is knitted in the round. Stripes are done in increasing rounds in the contrasting color and decreasing rounds in main color, then reversed to achieve this varied effect. Wear looped once or twice depending on the breeze off the water.
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You might not think so at first, but summer is a great time to show off your knitted garments. Using lightweight yarns and openwork lace, the Riley Halter is the perfect example of that. Combining a conservatively cut front with an openwork scaly lace in the back, this is the perfect cover-up that everyone will envy.
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Felix is a fun scarf to add to any outfit in any season. Knit end to end with minimal shaping, this is a fantastic project for a beginner who wants something with more interest than a rectangular scarf. Finished off with tassels, this scarf looks best when tied together for the perfect accessory.
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Simple construction meets sophistication with the Victoria Threaded Wrap. This is a show stopper that even a new knitter could manage. Knit in stockinette with openings for the wrap to be threaded through, this design can be as fancy or as casual as you like, depending on your yarn choice and what you pair it with. It’s time to get knitting!
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Inspired by the sweeping lines of windswept snow, and the warm, cozy knits required for northern winters, Henley is both fun to knit and to wear. Complete with a pom up top and poms on the end of each earflap string, this hat is cute to wear all season.
View ProjectFrom The Cowl Knitting Collection: 15 Patterns for Infinity Scarves and Cowls
Luna is a reversible knitting pattern that is worked in the round. Starting with a garter stitch edge, the body of the scarf is a ribbing pattern and then finished by another garter stitch edge. Make Luna as an infinity scarf or as a cowl — the choice is yours!
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This Christmas Stocking is a change of pace from the usual using country-inspired holiday colors. Featuring a ribbed top and small patterns reminiscent of details found in garments of the Faroe Islands (part of the Kingdom of Denmark), you’ll love how classic this piece will look hanging from your mantel.
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These adorable little presents are a fantastic way to incorporate knitting into your festive décor. Perfect for stash busting, make a variety of colorful knit gifts to decorate your mantel this holiday season. Tip: to create a nice, firm fabric for your stuffed presents, make sure to use needles that are one size smaller than the recommended size for your yarn weight. Not only do these knit up quickly, but they pair perfectly with gift cards!
View ProjectFrom The Cowl Knitting Collection: 15 Patterns for Infinity Scarves and Cowls
Inspired by schools of fish in the sea, this geometric and modern cowl is an eye-catching piece. Complete with a twisted garter edge, the Kiona Cowl is an intermediate pattern for those wanting to test their skills. Be sure to check out the matching Kiona Mittens in the Mitten Collection!
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When the cool autumn weather starts to creep in, this brioche hat will keep your noggin warm. The slipped stitches of the brioche, combined with a folded stockinette hem and a pretty picot edge, give the Jayden Hat an extra dose of style.
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