From the December 2017 issue
One of my favorite Christmas treats has always been ribbon candies. In this stocking, they frame the edges of a garland. Worked in two-color stranding, it is worked top down, with a picot hem, contrast flap-heel and a star toe. The ribbons are repeated across the toe just before the shaping.
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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.
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From the December 2017 issue
This textured scarf that combines slipped stitches with garter stitches to create arrows is a must knit! The length of this scarf allows it to be worn many different ways for optimal warmth.
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Elbow-length mittens will come in handy as the days get shorter and colder, and these cabled masterpieces will be the perfect addition to your next skating trip, early morning walk or hayride.
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From the August 2017 issue
This oversized pullover will make you want to curl up next to a bonfire or watch the sunrise on a chilly morning. Plus, the lace and garter front panel make it a sweater you will want to show off.
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Wrap yourself in regal elegance with the Amethyst Keyhole Wrap, a sophisticated and practical accessory designed to stay effortlessly in place. The rich amethyst hue evokes a sense of luxury, while the delicate lace trim adds a touch of timeless beauty. Featuring a cleverly designed keyhole opening, this wrap secures itself without slipping, making it the perfect hands-free layering piece for chilly days and elegant evenings alike. Whether draped over a dress for a special occasion or paired with a cozy sweater for everyday wear, this wrap blends warmth, style, and function into a must-have knit.
View ProjectFrom the June 2017 issue
Even though the days are getting warmer, it’s still important to keep a few light sweaters like this one around for a cool night out. This knit piece has lovely geometric-shaped lace at the top and hints at a sweetheart neckline. Knit in the round from the bottom up, it works up rather quickly and switches to lace for the yoke.
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We can’t resist this top and its blushing hues of strawberry wine. Its small cap sleeves are designed to drape and flutter as you move, while the bodice is simply constructed, works up quickly, and showcases the oyster stitch. Enjoy the way its bulky cotton yarn allows for a beautiful fit for a relaxing summer evening.
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From the June 2017 issue
This beautiful trapezoid shawl starts from the edge of the neck and flows into two mesmerizing lace patterns. With a scalloped edge and a crochet chain bind off, this design is as unique as it is chic.
View ProjectFrom the June 2017 issue
This elegant shawl was inspired by the birthstone of September: sapphire. The lace pattern is reminiscent of large sapphires surrounded by smaller stones. The triangular shawl is knit from the top down using a single pattern with a long repeat.
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