From the December 2019 issue
This simple and elegant lace clutch is perfect as a makeup bag, wallet or evening clutch. Featuring a lovely trellis stitch front and a button snap closure, this clutch is as lovely as it is functional.
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From the December 2017 issue
This cozy cowl features a stylish and modern art deco-nestled diamond pattern. Ideal for all knitting levels, this piece is a fun introduction to cables, but it’s engaging stitch pattern still offers enough interest for the experienced knitter in search of a quick project. The rhythm of the cable is addictive and intuitive, making this pattern an enjoyable knit!
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This squishy, colorful cowl gives the wearer a sense of being wrapped in cozy luxury. Quick and easy, it is worked in the round with a simple Fair Isle arrow pattern. This is a great pattern to use up your leftover yarn since only 50 grams are needed for the contrasting colors.
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 ProjectBy Diane Zangl
From the August 2017 issue
Quick to knit up, this classic top features two different neckline options: one side has a scoop neck and the other a V-neck. With its broken rib center design and versatile necklines, this top will be the one you reach for when you get that travel bug.
View ProjectBy Diane Zangl
Cap sleeves, flattering drape, and scalloped design—this top has everything you need to escape and become a nymph in a flowered field, away from the hustle and bustle of your everyday life. Plus, the top is reversible and lets you pick your neckline—V-neck or scoop—based on your mood for the day!
View ProjectFrom the August 2017 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 ProjectBy Diane Zangl
From the June 2017 issue
This handsome design combines the styling of a baseball shirt with conventional Fair Isle motifs to form a new, modern tradition. The raglan sleeves give the sweater a casual but classy look, while the body features small peerie patterns in a color scheme of blue, burgundy, and tan.
View ProjectBy Diane Zangl
From the April 2017 issue
Classic cables alternate with openwork in this jacket. Worked in separate pieces, the pattern creates a self-scalloping lower edge. The short, set-in sleeves are finished with reverse single crochet, as is the body and small, stand-up collar.
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A unique construction makes this a really fun sweater to knit. Plus, it’s knit top down, which means you can try it on as you go. No more worrying about fit issues!
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