From the August 2014 issue
Bring some sunshine to your outfit with a bright and cheerful headscarf. This perfect little project, inspired by the summer sunshine, beautiful flowers and lazy days, is great for travel knitting.
View ProjectBy Melissa Harr
From the August 2014 issue
Add some dimension to your summer wardrobe with this lightweight scarf that plays with shape and color. The squares are created by binding off and casting on and a single crochet border makes weaving in ends easy. Care is also a breeze since this pattern calls for a lightweight cotton/acrylic blend that wears, washes and blocks well
View ProjectFrom the August 2014 issue
Stay cool this summer with an ice cream-themed bag. Inspired by mint chocolate chip ice cream, this mint-and-brown bag is perfect for anyone who has a sweet tooth. Felt this bag to add a fun textured element to this bag.
View ProjectFrom the Fall 2019 issue
This unisex pattern is about to become your go-to pattern for socks. Classic and rich with cables, this delightful pattern looks great in a variety of colors.
View ProjectFrom the October 2014 issue
Inspired by comic book art and illustrations using bright colors to emulate the iconic style, these unique gloves are perfect for your nerd-loving friend. Play with the colors to make the perfect pair!
View ProjectFrom the October 2014 issue
This knit ruffle scarf has sequins to add a little pizzazz to any outfit! Choose this cool shade or other shades from icy to jewel tones.
View ProjectBy Charles Voth
This reversible scarf features two visually stimulating wavy patterns that complement each other no matter which way the scarf is worn. Using eyelets and strategically placed knits and purls, this scarf swirls effortlessly around your neck.
View ProjectBy Marina Orry
Who doesn’t love a project without seaming? This simple and cozy hat is so easy to make, it’s bound to make its way to the top of your to-knit list.
View ProjectFrom the October 2014 issue
This stunning beret is reminiscent of looking in through some of the gorgeous windows at the Bourges Cathedral in France. The winding cables mimic the panes and give the hat a small amount of texture.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the October 2014 issue
This is a fast and easy project worked in variegated yarn that adds to the beauty of the design. The hat follows an easy slip stitch pattern that works well with the yarn and works up fast to accommodate knitting in round, I will use two circular needles for the gloves and top of the hat.
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