By Melissa Harr
From the August 2014 issue
Add some dimension to your summer wardrobe with this lightweight scarf that plays with shape and color. The squares are created by binding off and casting on and a single crochet border makes weaving in ends easy. Care is also a breeze since this pattern calls for a lightweight cotton/acrylic blend that wears, washes and blocks well
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Inspired by springtime showers, this stole is ideal for those chillier spring days. The subtle lace rain cloud and umbrella motifs give an airy feel and make this stole the perfect spring cover up.
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This textured shawl features an intricate cable pattern to add some thickness and warmth. Knit one of these simple shawls so you can always be prepared for a sudden balmy summer night.
View ProjectBy Mari Chiba
From the August 2014 issue
This asymmetrical shawl is great for highlighting yarns with slow gradient colorways. The stitches transition subtly from a garter stitch to a lacy slip stitch garter and make for a wonderfully textured accessory and statement piece.
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