By Lissa Snyder
From the February 2016 issue
You loved it last year, so here’s one last piece to the Button Up Your Overcoat Set! This long, cabled scarf features a row of trendy buttons down the side and pairs perfectly with the hat, mitts and bootcuffs from last February’s issue, seen below.
View ProjectBy Manda Shah
From the December 2015 issue
Azure Diamonds is a lace blanket with rounded edges. Featuring clusters of bobble-like structures nestled in the center of lace blocks; this turquoise baby blanket is the perfect way to brighten up a nursery.
View ProjectFrom the December 2015 issue
This gorgeous rose-tinted blanket and pillow set is perfect for cozy, relaxed evenings. The delicate details in this cabled blanket and cushion cover pair are sure to help chase away the winter chills.
View ProjectBy Olya Bagi
The Royal Cabled Pullover is an endlessly customizable pattern that’s bound to be your go-to holiday sweater. You can choose to make this sweater fitted or oversized, to add a lower back hem or even to play with the waist shaping in order to make this versatile sweater the perfect choice for anyone.
View ProjectFrom the Holiday Guide issue
Have fun turning your little one into an elephant, complete with trunk, tail and whimsical collar. The romper is worked in one piece from the top down and is perfect for intermediate knitters.
View ProjectFrom the August 2015 issue
This easy blanket makes a perfect shower gift! With this blanket, baby can snuggle during nap time and explore the subtle texture during playtime. Use cotton yarn with just a touch of elastic to help the finished blanket hold up to repeated washing.
View ProjectBy Claire Slade
From the August 2015 issue
Perfect for a hot summer’s day, the Raspberry Sorbet Dress is light and airy. The dress can easily be turned into a little summer top by knitting a shorter skirt.
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The Sheer Droplet top was inspired by the beads of condensation that form on and run down the sides of a glass of ice cold water on a hot day. The sheer panel up the back and at the front cowl neck are formed by dropped stitches that give an open and airy droplet effect.
View ProjectFrom the June 2015 issue
Shrugs are this summer’s most popular garment because of their versatility. They’re lightweight and easy to throw into a bag in preparation for a chillier night and go with any type of outfit. This intermediate shrug uses super soft yarn and an I-Cord bind off to create a summertime staple.
View ProjectFrom the June 2015 issue
Experiment with stitches and color while creating this vibrant baby blanket! This blanket is knit in strips, making it a great portable project. The construction allows you to create a multicolor blanket while using just one color in each row for a bright and fun patchwork babyghan.
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