By Lana Jois
From the December 2015 issue
The Cabled Owl Hat is a detailed winter hat that’s worked up in a dusty blue. Luscious cables are woven throughout the hat, creating owl motifs around the whole circumference. This textured hat makes a perfect gift for anyone on your list.
View ProjectFrom the April 2021 issue
Bring some luxury to your feet with these cute, bright socks. Featuring a tree and owl motif, and embellished with pretty beads, these intermediate socks will make feet happy.
View ProjectBy Mari Chiba
One skein of chunky yarn, some size 17 needles and about an hour of your time are all you need to work up this plush cowl. Featuring the delightfully twisted night sky stitch, this cowl will give you the warmth you need as temperatures drop.
View ProjectBy Quenna Lee
From the April 2022 issue
The Argyle Leaves Cowl has diagonal lace leaves that intersect, creating an argyle design throughout the pattern. Made of 100% wool yarn, this cowl is perfect paired with a long sleeve shirt or a warmer fall jacket.
View ProjectFrom the October 2015 issue
This bold, triangular shawl features a scalloped, lacy edging that is set off from the main shawl body by a line of cable flourishes. It can be worn traditionally or draped around the neck , enhancing any outfit.
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Worked up in an easy pattern repeat, the Almost Autumn Cowl is a lighter cowl that’s perfect for those brisker fall nights. The variegated ginger yarn mimics the yellow leaves still lingering in the trees while the seed ribbing pattern repeat lets you work this design quickly.
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This intermediate hat features a stunning cornucopia of colors, including red, purple and orange. With or without the pom-pom this cozy hat is bound to be your go-to project for the season.
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The Burnt Sienna Slouch Hat is an easy-to-knit hat that features a wide double-ribbed band and a geometric design that wraps around the front two-thirds of the hat. Worked up in a gorgeous copper color, this hat is the perfect autumn accessory.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the October 2015 issue
This beautiful baby blanket showcases a wonderful cable pattern. Although the cables span the entirety of the blanket, this blanket is straightforward to make and is perfect for intermediate knitters.
View ProjectBy Renee West
From the October 2015 issue
Traveling Vines features zig-zagging rows of slipped stitches that cover the fronts and run up the sides of these royal purple socks. These socks can be made in three different sizes to suite any sized feet.
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