From the June 2020 issue
This chevron pillow is a great way to play with color. Make all of the chevron motifs the same color or change each up to make it exactly your own. This is a fairly straightforward intarsia project (there’s no shaping, so you can focus on colorwork if that’s new to you) — just make sure to keep your floats nice and loose!
View ProjectBy Jessie Rayot
This playful clutch will add a bold pop of color to all your outfits. With a shoulder or wrist strap or no strap at all, you can carry it around however you please! Plus, don’t miss the complete instructions on how to line this clutch with fabric for extra stability (and opportunity for even more personalization).
View ProjectBy Tiam Safari
Super soft and cozy, these oversized slipper socks can be whipped up in a flash! Sami Slipper Socks are knitted toe-up and two-at-a-time for the adventurous sock knitter. Want to make the slippers slip-proof? Decorate your soles with a non-skid sock paint in a matching or contrasting color!
View ProjectBy Vikki Bird
From the December 2020 issue
Billie utilizes the lightweight but cozy texture of chenille with a braided cable for a look that just can’t be beat. It’s a beanie style hat with a slight slouch and a faux fur pom to top it off.
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Social knitters and beginners alike will rejoice at the simplicity of the Piper Shawl. Stripes are a fun way to keep the stitches flowing without having to stop every few stitches to check one’s place in a pattern repeat but still have a bit of visual interest to keep it fun. Shown here with the Classic Shades Hat, if you’re interested in crochet!
View ProjectBy Debra Arch
Gwendolyn utilizes an easy 3 row repeat pattern that creates an open windowpane looking scarf. The result is a scarf that lies softly around the neck and has a nice drape.
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A quick and fun knit, this stylish bag is perfect for keeping your necessities within your reach at all times. Based on the original Eucalyptus Clutch, this bag features a taller body and an I-cord strap.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From The Cowl Knitting Collection: 15 Patterns for Infinity Scarves and Cowls
Teagan is a bold infinity scarf worked in entrelac. Each row of squares is worked in a different color making the scarf versatile for a variety of outfits.
View ProjectBy Debra Arch
This luxurious garter stitch cowl easily slips over your head to create a visually stunning and warm accessory. Bella can be worn over a long sleeve tunic or under a winter coat for casually chic coziness!
View ProjectFrom the Knit Your Best Year Ever: 19 Knit Stitches, Tips, Tricks and More issue
If you’ve been knitting for more than a few days, you’ve probably seen the abbreviations “M1L” and “M1R” pop up in the patterns you’ve been perusing. As you may know already, these techniques are two of countless types of increases you can use in your knitting. For each instance, you create a new stitch in your work that leans either left or right. Yes, just as the name states—you make one. Knitting these increases is simple enough for even beginners to master easily.
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