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Life of the Party Scarf

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From the April 2017 issue

Life of the Party Scarf

The Life of the Party Scarf is the perfect accessory to add a splash of color to your wardrobe. With its beautiful blend of purple, green, and yellow hues, this scarf evokes the cheerful vibrancy of flowers, green grass, and sunshine. Featuring an elegant diagonal stitch and finished with a simple i-cord edging, this scarf is as fun to knit as it is to wear. Worked back and forth on straight needles, it’s a fantastic stash-busting project that allows you to play with color while creating a stylish, lightweight accessory for any season.

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Lotus Cowl

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From the April 2017 issue

Padma is a delicate cowl that combines rows of detailed lotus-like lace knitted in the round, starting with picot stitch cast on. The pattern is worked upwards in lace pattern and then cast off with picot stitch. This picot cast on and cast off gives this cowl a fun, feminine look. It’s designed to fit snug around the neck but can easily be customized for longer length.

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Alexandrite Shawl

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From the April 2017 issue

June’s birthstone is the ever-changing alexandrite. This is a bottom-up crescent shawl inspired by the colorful alexandrite stone which ranges in colors from pink to purple to green to blue and more. The size and shape of the shawl lends itself to be worn traditionally or draped around the neck, enhancing any outfit for any occasion.

(P.S. Pearl is an alternative birthstone for June. You can knit this shawl in the eggshell colorway if you wish to have a pearl version of this shawl.)

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Leaf Socks

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From the June 2023 issue

These socks feature a simple lace pattern, and are ankle length to make them even more appropriate for spring. The picot cuff adds a delicate detail that’s perfect for the season. The socks are knit from the toe up, with a gusset and slipped stitch heel flap.

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Bonita Baby Dress

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From the April 2022 issue

This seamless, baby girl dress worked in the round from the top down. The front and the back up to the bodice are knit plain then the body is worked in Estonian flower pattern to the end of the full princess skirt. After the raglan yoke is complete, the sleeves and body are separated. This is designed with positive ease, so there will be lots of room to grow into it.

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Stuck On You Shawl

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From the February 2017 issue

The flowering cactus is often the focal point of a cactus garden, having unique ribbed leaves with fluted edges and spines. Similarly, this bottom-up crescent shawl, featuring a vibrant tonal coloring from hand-dyed yarn, is bound to become the focal point in your wardrobe. Inspired by the delicate design of cactus flowers, you’ll love how beautiful this project looks in person.

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Smitten Mittens Knitting Pattern

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From the February 2017 issue

Add a touch of Victorian charm to your winter wardrobe with the Smitten Mittens, a pair of cozy yet elegant accessories perfect for chilly days. Featuring a romantic heart and bobble panel reminiscent of classic vintage designs, these mittens are both functional and stylish. The long cuffs add a dramatic flair while ensuring they stay securely tucked under your coat sleeves, keeping the cold at bay. Whether you’re strolling through a snowy park or sipping hot cocoa by the fire, these mittens bring warmth, beauty, and a hint of old-world romance to your winter adventures.

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