By Shauna Shiff
From the February 2017 issue
This sporty headband is worn high on your head to fully cover your ears. The honeycomb cable gives the headband lots of texture, and the provisional cast on and kitchener stitch join means no irritating seams on your neck.
View ProjectBy Olya Bagi
From the December 2016 issue
This is a modern tweed cardigan with cables and pockets. It’s a cardigan style you’d normally see for young adults and it looks even more adorable on a little one!
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Aurora Boreale (Aurora Borealis in Italian) is a cozy infinity scarf entirely worked in brioche stitch in the round, alternating rows worked using only one color with rows worked in two-color brioche stitch. The result is an eye-catching garment featuring icy shades of white and blue.
View ProjectFrom the December 2016 issue
This design was created with this beautiful tonal yarn of the soft shades of a gentle rose. The stitch pattern has a rosebud floral feel, framed with rows reminiscent of stems with thorns.
View ProjectBy Heidi Nick
From the December 2020 issue
Take a journey through the mountains with this top-down sock that features a zig-zag cable reminiscent of hiking trails deep within the mountains. With simple cables, garter stitch, lace and a Fleegle heel, this design is easy, fun and doesn’t require picking up stitches to make its attractive heel!
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
Spice up entrelac knitting and make the squares look like a chessboard all set up for playing. The various chess pieces are worked using the intarsia technique with some stranded knitting for finer details.
View ProjectFrom the December 2021 issue
This shawl is perfect for a walk through the woods on an autumnal evening. The shawl is worked from the bottom up starting with a garter stitch border and merging into slip stitch tree motifs.
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
The garter eyelet stitch pattern worked all over the body and sleeves of this sweater makes it a great transitional-weather sweater.
View ProjectBy Silke Ufer
From the October 2016 issue
Enjoy a fall afternoon in an apple orchard wearing this long sleeve cardigan. The Apple Picking Cardigan is knitted in pieces and sewn together after a light blocking.
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
This sock pattern was designed to reflect a row of leaves. The tonal yarn makes them look as if they are changing right before your eyes.
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