From the December 2015 issue
Winter flora was the inspiration for this piece – think snow drops, hellebores and blue bells. Here, they are coupled with a leaf motif edge and brought together using a gorgeous alpaca, merino and cotton mix to make the Shoreline Ripples Scarf a perfectly delicate piece for the holidays.
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Worn doubled, this piece takes on the loft and volume of the luxurious cowl you’ve always wanted. When unstretched, the pattern resembles ribbing, but when stretched across the shoulders, the honeycomb design is revealed. Featuring a twisted stitch pattern that’s easy to master and remember, this cowl is a perfect project for travel or TV knitting.
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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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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.
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The Arrowhead Hat and Mitten set is the ideal winter set for any cold-weather activity. Featuring a simple arrowhead design and the duplicate stitch technique, this set will match any winter outfit. Plus, it makes for a great last-minute gift.
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