By Olya Bagi
From the December 2019 issue
Step out into the daylight of a chilly winter’s day sporting this classic set based off of the popular Midnight Set from December 2016. Featuring a ribbed hem and cables, incredible texture and a fresh color, this set is perfect for winter weather. Pair it with an oversized sweater and jeans for a classic winter look.
View ProjectFrom the December 2019 issue
Vinter, Norwegain for winter, is the most wonderful time of the year. You loved the original Norwegian Snowflake Stocking so much, we gave it an update — now in green! Try your hand at this stocking for a taste of traditional Norwegian motifs. Knit from the top down, with traditional Norwegian “lice” stitches, this timeless stocking will look perfect above the fireplace.
View ProjectFrom the December 2019 issue
Rustic and festive, Rudolph sports a set of striped candy cane antlers to complement his red nose. Based off of the Critter Cushions from the February 2018 issue, this adorable Christmas critter is just waiting to adorn your family room sofa.
View ProjectBy Claire Slade
Originally featured in traditional red and white, these Stunning Stranded Ornaments look just as good in blue and gray! Featuring Scandinavian-inspired stranded colorwork, these baubles will be an amazing adornment to any Christmas tree. Don’t miss the original pattern that inspired it all from the December 2016 issue.
View ProjectBy Vikki Bird
From the December 2019 issue
Narwhals are great, but have you seen a narwhal wearing a Santa hat? Now you have! This festive little narwhal takes the original Unicorn of the Sea Sweater from February 2018 and adds on an adorable Santa hat. Made with the intarsia technique and worked flat from the bottom up, this whimsical sweater is a must-have project for the holidays.
View ProjectFrom the December 2019 issue
Say goodbye to gray winter days and knit yourself this red cowl version of the gorgeous Intertwining Fieldstone Cables Scarf. Just in time for the holidays, this cowl makes the perfect gift and outfit accessory.
View ProjectFrom the December 2019 issue
Unlike typical cabled scarves with orderly lines of cabled stitches, this beauty showcases two side cables that hug the lines of the center cable. The effect is a complex-looking accessory that’s as fun to knit as it is to wear. Check out the original project that inspired this new creation in the February 2016 issue (the Intertwining Cables Scarf). Plus, don’t miss the adorable cowl version right in this issue.
View ProjectBy Vikki Bird
From Cozy in Color: A Vibrant Collection of Knitting Patterns
The Fuchsia Snowflakes Cowl features a tessellation snowflake design based on traditional Scandinavian knitting. Modeled after the bold Snowflake Infinity Scarf from February 2017, this cowl sits perfectly around the neck and provides just the right amount of extra warmth and coziness. Knitted as a single layer tube and in the round, this fair isle beauty is guaranteed to be a favorite this season.
View ProjectFrom the Holiday Guide issue
This bold, triangular shawl features a scalloped, lacy edging that is set off from the main shawl body by a line of cable flourishes. It can be worn traditionally or draped around the neck , enhancing any outfit.
View ProjectBy Dana Gervais
From the December 2019 issue
This oversized yet cozy and elegant shawl is inspired by nature and the world around us. The beautiful green hues of the scarf are reminiscent of the last of the green grass on a crisp fall day while yarnovers and decreases create little lacy paw prints throughout
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