By Diane Zangl
From The Knit Mitten Collection: 10 Knit Gloves and Mittens to Make
A panel of textured stitches resembling bells and ribbons is featured on the back of the Freya mitts. All knit stitches are worked through the back loops to add further texture and warmth. Leave your fingers free to do the typing while the rest of your hands remain toasty warm.
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Brianne is a gorgeous wrap worked in a slip stitch pattern that creates a look of basket weave. The fringe-like edging adds to the beauty of the design.
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Mirielle uses a deceptively simple stripe pattern to create the illusion of randomness. With a trendy waistband and large open sleeves, this tee is a must-have piece for the end of summer weather.
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From the December 2020 issue
Delicate openwork cables, separated by twist-stitch columns, highlight these dressy knee socks. They begin at the top of the foot, just blow the toes, with a unique turned toe. Because they are knit from the toe up, they can be tried on at any time for a perfect fit. These socks are knit in a alpaca/silk/cashmere blend for an extra soft finish.
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From the August 2019 issue
Classic denim jackets never go out of style, but they aren´t the most comfortable items for kiddos. If you knit them instead, they might become the most loved cardigan you´ve ever made for your child. Theo is the knit take on the denim jacket that is as cute as can be!
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This simple top contains classic seaside colors and a flattering stripe pattern. Finished off with contrasting button details, this is a new favorite silhouette for the season.
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From The Cowl Knitting Collection: 15 Patterns for Infinity Scarves and Cowls
Shades of dark blue with contrasting white edges are featured in this dressy scarf. Quick to knit and easy-to-memorize, this bold scarf is just what your summer outfits have been dreaming of.
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The Chevron Shoreline Tote from the June 2015 issue gets an update with new beachy blue colors! Worked in two colors on the bias, this tote has classic bamboo handles to complete the look.
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The original Boardwalk Tee from the August 2016 issue has been rebooted! In this exciting new version we’re using a more summer-appropriate linen yarn, with an optional split hem. You’ll love this new twist on a classic I Like Knitting design!
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From the June 2019 issue
Skye is waist cropped, worked in one single piece from the bottom up with no seams. Featuring a trendy front-tie design, there’s an additional side knot in the neckline to create a comfortable halter top effect. Pair this eyelet rows design with high-waisted bottoms for a look that’s cool, casual and chic.
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