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Flower Market Sweater

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From the February 2024 issue

The Flower Market Sweater is a charming creation inspired by the vibrant hues of spring flowers arranged in a basket. This slightly cropped sweater, featuring set-in sleeves, captures the essence of blooming beauty. Designed with a tailored silhouette in mind, the sweater offers a fitted yet easy-to-wear style, with intended ease of one-to-three inches at the waist and five-to-seven inches at the bust. Worked in separate pieces and then seamlessly seamed, this pattern provides both a comfortable fit and a sophisticated look. For a personalized touch, incorporate odd balls of yarn to create unique and whimsical flower buds unique to your stash!

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Forget Me Not Girl’s Cardigan

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From the February 2024 issue

This delightful cardigan is designed to evoke the essence of spring for your little girl. Thoughtfully designed, this cardigan captures the beauty of these petite blooms, offering a charming and elegant touch to your little one’s wardrobe. The forget-me-not flowers bloom across the yoke, creating a whimsical and enchanting design that embodies the spirit of springtime.

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Vintage Eyelet Waves Cardigan

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From the February 2024 issue

Introducing the Vintage Eyelet Waves Cardigan: a classic beauty knitted seamlessly from cuff to cuff in a graceful blend of simple eyelet stitches and contrasting Garter stitch rows. The result? Mesmerizing wavy stripes that undulate both vertically and horizontally, reminiscent of timeless vintage elegance.

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Soft Lavender Support Socks

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From the February 2024 issue

Meet the Soft Lavender Support Socks knitting pattern: a comfort-focused delight designed with an extra touch of support.To maximize comfort, the sole of the foot features ribbed arch support, catering to the unique contours of each foot. Knit these socks while trying them on, ensuring the sections align perfectly for optimal fit and support. Perfect as a weekend project, this pattern caters to intermediate-level knitters seeking a satisfying challenge.

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Cable Comfort Collared Pullover

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From the February 2024 issue

Designed with chunky cables and luxurious, fluffy yarn, this pullover boasts a fabric that’s not just visually appealing, but also delightfully soft, ensuring a cozy and comfortable wearing experience. The distinctive polo-style collar, rendered in a contrasting color, infuses this classic pullover with a contemporary edge. Tailored for intermediate-level knitters, this pattern offers a rewarding challenge while maintaining a classic charm.

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Cascading Cables Sweater

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From the February 2024 issue

This exquisite sweater features an intriguing cable pattern that cascades down, adding depth and allure to the garment. The shoulders are elegantly finished with a 3-needle bind-off technique, ensuring a polished look and sturdy construction. The neckline, finished with a folded edge, not only adds a stylish touch but also creates a comfortable and flattering neckline. Embracing the enduring appeal of cables, this sweater embodies a classic charm that never fades out of fashion.

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Golden Elegance Cropped Shrug

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From the February 2024 issue

The Golden Elegance Cropped Shrug is a graceful piece that harmonizes the opulence of golden hues with the refined allure of olive green. Crafted with a blend of alpaca for its inherent warmth and silk for luxurious softness, this piece offers cozy comfort in cooler weather while maintaining a delightfully light and airy feel. The shrug’s cropped length adds a playful touch, ideal for layering over dresses, tops or pairing with high-waisted bottoms, adding a chic accent to any ensemble.

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Winterberry Colorwork Cardigan

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From the December 2023 issue

Crafted using traditional techniques, this cardigan features a bottom-up, seamless construction that ensures a flawless finish. Cleverly utilizing Steeks for the front opening and armholes, the design seamlessly blends functionality with fashion. Despite the array of captivating colors, you’ll only work with two at a time, simplifying the colorwork process. This thoughtful design choice ensures that your knitting experience remains enjoyable and approachable. With its longer length and oversized fit, this cardigan is a versatile addition to your winter wardrobe. The generously sized shawl collar adds an extra layer of coziness, while the belted closure offers a chic finishing touch. This cardigan is designed for effortless layering, making it a must-have for any cold-weather ensemble.

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Softly Falling Snow Mittens

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From the December 2023 issue

Inspired by the gentle descent of freshly fallen snow, these mittens beautifully transition from light hues at the top to deeper shades towards the bottom. This effect is achieved through a harmonious interplay of smaller and larger motifs, evoking the serene scene of snow beginning to blanket the earth. Embracing both style and functionality, these mittens have an extended cuff designed for versatility. Wear it long to shield against the winter elements, preventing snow from intruding, or fold it over for an added layer of cozy warmth. These mittens are a perfect blend of elegance and practicality, promising both comfort and charm on cold winter days.

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Icy Rose Beaded Winter Hat

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From The Bejeweled Collection

This lovely hat features an all-over cable pattern that is embellished with seed beads for extra glamor. The project begins with a tubular cast-on for a polished look. After joining in the round, 1×1 ribbing is worked for approximately 4 inches to create a foldable brim, then the ribbing smoothly transitions into the beaded cable pattern. A small crochet hook is used to place a bead at the center of each cable, so there is no need to pre-string any beads in advance (and the design may of course be worked without any beads as well). The cables are an adaptation of Barbara Walker’s “Coin Cables” motif, modified to be worked with twisted stitches and left-crosses. The crown shaping of the hat uses strategic decreases to continue the cabling on a smaller scale. The size of the hat can easily be modified by adjusting the number of pattern repeats in each round or by working additional vertical repeats for a longer, slouchier hat, if desired.

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