By Linda Gäßler
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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Jeans and the holes from constant wearing were the inspiration for this design. The concept tries to capture the feelings and memories behind them through a lace pattern that gives a faux distressed look.
View ProjectBy Tamara Moots
From the December 2020 issue
Madison uses knits, purls and two-stitch twists in an all-over texture that you’ll love. No cables or cable needle necessary to create this beautiful piece! Although the texture looks complicated, the pattern repeat is easy to work.
View ProjectBy Jessie Rayot
From the August 2019 issue
Made in a wonderful variety of jean colors (including the iconic top stitching found on many jeans), this tote will show off your jean obsession! The patchwork design is reminiscent of repaired denim jeans with different colored denim patches for a throwback look that has a modern purpose.
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Denim Dreamer works up really fast in cozy DK weight Billie Jean yarn. Don’t let the two colors concern you — all the details are worked using only one color at a time. The result: a little funky, a lot of fun and a cozy shawl suitable for snuggling or strolling.
View ProjectBy Claire Slade
Ariella is a cute sleeveless summer top with fun ruffles and an interesting textured pattern. Reminiscent of light chambray clothing you might see in the stores, Ariella is right on trend and ready to be your go-to top this summer.
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