From the February 2018 issue
A row of double hearts makes this toddler sweater perfect for Valentine’s day festivities. She’ll be jumping for joy when she receives this this sweater just in time for her class party.
View ProjectFrom the October 2017 issue
Just because the days get cooler doesn’t mean you have to give up your summer style! Perfect for layering, this cardigan features a low V-neck and seeded rib edging that can be casual or dressy to suit the occasion.
View ProjectFrom the April 2022 issue
Who could resist smiling in this cheerful polka dot frock? You will be able to knit this up seamlessly from the top down, and your little one will be excited to wear it as she twirls through the last days of summer.
View ProjectFrom the June 2017 issue
This design was created with beautiful variegated yarn that looks just like the colors of yummy sprinkles. The mountain stitch pattern resembles the mountains of sprinkles everyone likes to put on their ice cream. You can never have too many sprinkles on your ice cream!
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From The New Vintage Knitting Collection: Patterns Inspired by Nostalgic Designs
This design is inspired by popular cropped cardigans from the 50s. It’s knit from the top down with raglan shaping and has a unique brioche look with twisted reversible ribs at the cropped waist. You’ll love wearing this seamless cardi with your favorite black dress and comfy flats. Dress it up or down depending on the occasion!
View ProjectFrom The New Vintage Knitting Collection: Patterns Inspired by Nostalgic Designs
Inspired by the bold femininity of yesteryear, the Haley Cardigan combines a fitted shape with a directional lace pattern on the back to create a casually elegant garment. The body uses strong waist shaping along the sides and a deep v-neck to keep in the spirit of classic cardigans.
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From the April 2022 issue
This seamless, baby girl dress worked in the round from the top down. The front and the back up to the bodice are knit plain then the body is worked in Estonian flower pattern to the end of the full princess skirt. After the raglan yoke is complete, the sleeves and body are separated. This is designed with positive ease, so there will be lots of room to grow into it.
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
A sneaky raccoon is designed in honor of the classic children’s story “The Kissing Hand.” The sleeves feature a little detailed heart made with embroidery stitches. It serves as a sweet reminder of that kiss of love that stays on your little one’s hand all day long and forever.
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From the October 2016 issue
Wickerwork is a seamless, unisex pullover worked in round from the top down, beginning with a ribbed neckline. The front and the back have pretty wicker-like pattern and the sleeves are worked plain. The hat is worked from the bottom up beginning with a ribbed brim. The hat is topped with a large pom-pom.
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
Black and white patterns are timeless. Add a tweed yarn into the mix and you’ve got yourself a warm winner!
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