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Fleur de Chartres Sweater

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From the December 2024 issue

This top-down, circular yoke sweater is inspired by a window from Notre Dame de Chartres. It begins with a twisted 1×1 rib at the neck, flowing seamlessly into the yoke pattern, which mimics stone tracery and extends through the body and sleeves, evoking gothic arches. As the yoke expands, various window motifs emerge. The fleur-de-lis motif is repeated at the hem and cuffs, both finished with twisted 1×1 ribbing. To keep the vibrant contrast colors discreet, the Ladderback Jacquard method is used for stranding, with supplementary charts provided at the end of the pattern.

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Coastal Comfort Cable Blanket-Pillow

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From the August 2024 issue

This blanket design draws inspiration from a knitted fabric discovered amidst the belongings of a cherished family member. Originally sized for a baby blanket or pillow, this pattern has been expanded to create a larger version suitable for wrapping the whole family in warmth. The versatile design functions as both a blanket and a pillow, featuring a convenient pouch to maintain its shape when folded.

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Tweed Fusion Funnel Neck Sweater

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From the August 2024 issue

The Tweed Fusion Funnel Neck Sweater combines classic cables with contemporary tweed in a stylish, loose-fitting, drop-shoulder pullover. Featuring an overlapping funnel neck, this sweater offers a fresh take on traditional tweed with soft, vibrant colors and luxurious soft yarn. The intricate arrangement of XO cables creates a stunning visual effect while remaining surprisingly easy to work. Perfect for adding a touch of modern elegance to your wardrobe, this sweater redefines tweed with its unique blend of texture and comfort.

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Adventure Blanket

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From the April 2024 issue

Embrace warmth throughout the year with this cozy blanket. Knitted flat, it begins with a 2×2 rib edge, transitions into the Adventure pattern, and concludes with another 2×2 rib edge. The pattern repeat is flexible, allowing customization to your preferred size. Note that altering the size may impact yarn usage. If needed, switch to larger needles for the Fair Isle section to maintain gauge. Crafted with undyed, 100 percent Peruvian Highland Wool, this blanket is not only comforting but also an earth friendly addition to your collection.

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Vintage Variegated Stripes Polo Sweater

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From the April 2024 issue

The Vintage Variegated Stripes Polo Sweater introduces a captivating play of colors using variegated yarn. Overcoming the challenge of maintaining stitchwork clarity with variegation, this design creatively employs double stranding with different solid colors. The sweater is worked in the round, starting from the bottom and featuring raglan-style sleeve caps. Explore the artful synergy of variegated and solid yarns, resulting in a unique and visually striking polo sweater.

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Alexis Diamond Lattice Shawl

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From the August 2023 issue

The design is a top down, triangular shawl knit in lace weight yarn. The inspiration for this design has been the acorn lattice stitch pattern with a beautiful raised, grid-like lattice structure. The shawl begins with the garter tab, followed by a plain garter stitch body and ends with the acorn lattice stitch pattern for the border. The stitch pattern is suitable for advanced beginner and intermediate knitters. Knit in lightweight yarn, the shawl makes for a cozy all-weather wear and is bound to become a special one in your wardrobe!

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Dashing Lines Poncho

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From the August 2023 issue

Inspired by modern strip quilt patterns, this poncho is worked in stockinette stitch and intarsia colorwork to create a bold and dramatic garment. The poncho evokes a more casual feel when it’s worn traditionally with the point in front. Worn reversed with the draped edge at the neck, the drama intensifies. The poncho is worked flat, overlapped and stitched together.

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Rose Patch Scarf

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From the February 2023 issue

Rose Patch is a reversible winter scarf wishing for spring. Knit in the round to create a double layer, each “patch” is built on the previous one in the stranded colorwork method. The scarf combines three graphic patchwork designs: a rose, veins of the leaves and thorns because, just as in life, you can’t have a rose without a few thorns!

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