By Lana Jois
From the April 2022 issue
Inspired by gently lapping waves, this sideways shawl features a wave-like lace pattern that as beautiful as the sea. Knit this project with just one skein of your favorite yarn.
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This sideways shawl draws its inspiration from a unique violet buttercup flower. With a slender, crescent shape and tonal coloring, this gorgeous project is ideal for a spring climate.
View ProjectFrom the April 2016 issue
These gorgeous, variegated top-down socks feature a cluster of cables along the sides which can be modified to adjust the height of the socks. Customize the length and style of your socks by playing with the number of cable repeats.
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From the April 2016 issue
These lacey fingerless gloves bring to mind the fresh spring greens just starting to grow in the garden. Stretchy ribbing worked across the palm of the hand and the thumb provides a comfortable fit.
View ProjectFrom the February 2016 issue
Chunky yarn and simple lace combine for a fast, fun knit. This seamless beret features chevron lace and a star-shaped crown for the only hat you’ll need this winter.
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Fuchsia Fantasy combines the beauty of an intricate lace pattern with the simplicity of the garter stitch. Work the smaller version as a single skein project or the larger one as an infinity cowl for a variety of looks.
View ProjectFrom the February 2016 issue
Valentine knits are typically bright and cheery, but there’s an understated beauty in darker shades. These Secret Admirer Socks are subtle and sophisticated and make for a perfect gift for Valentine’s Day and beyond.
View ProjectFrom the February 2016 issue
Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, and this cozy shawl is no exception. Featuring diamond-inspired lace and glittery beads, this shawl is great for wrapping up on long romantic walks through the woods or for wearing over your best dress for a romantic dinner.
View ProjectFrom the December 2015 issue
The Ski Lift Socks take their name and inspiration from a favorite winter past time: skiing. This intermediate sock can be knit using four double-pointed needles or two circular needles. With three size options in the pattern, these socks make for a great Christmas present.
View ProjectFrom the December 2015 issue
These mitts are worked flat and then seamed, leaving a gap for the thumb. This process makes them an easy flat knit for beginners and seasoned pros alike.
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