By Marina Orry
From the February 2015 issue
Add a touch of whimsy to your winter wardrobe with this plum-colored beanie that features a slouchy fit and playful pom-pom. The row of lace adds a unique twist to this traditional (and cozy) beanie.
View ProjectBy Mari Chiba
From the February 2015 issue
A fun and easy geometric shawl, the Garter Stitch Striped Shawl uses two contrasting colors for a shawl that pops! The ruffle softens the shawl for a more feminine look, but if you prefer clean strong lines just leave the ruffle off.
View ProjectFrom the February 2015 issue
Perfect for a summer evening, this capelet pairs beautiful knitted lace with an easy crochet trim. The Pear Trellis stitch pattern features leaf-shaped motifs accented by a “trellis” of vertical columns and boasts clean, elegant lines.
View ProjectFrom the February 2015 issue
This shawl was inspired by a low winter tide while walking along the beach on a cold winter evening. The pattern is delicate yet dense and provides perfect warmth on those chilly winter evenings.
View ProjectFrom the February 2015 issue
These warm and cozy mittens are perfect for the ever-elusive snow day. With their simple design and felted finish, the Snow Day Mittens are the only gloves you need. Plus, need a refresher on the long-tailed cast on method? Check out our instructional video!
View ProjectFrom the Holiday Guide issue
Take a spin back through time with this timeless project for the ultimate beanie. Crafted with overlapping cables and enticing yarn, you’ll love working up a project that boasts both bold colors and a rich texture.
View ProjectBy Marie Godsey
From the February 2015 issue
A traditional hat pattern with a fun twist! If you’re a fan of the classics, you’ll love this pattern that features a basic hat design embellished with colored i-cord. Play with the colors to make this charming hat for all your family and friends.
View ProjectFrom the Fall 2019 issue
Two large welts make up the bulk of this design, laying open atop the crown only to flow closed as they approach the neck. Surrounding them are eight evenly spaced cables. Three stitches wide, they cable in an uneven but interesting manner, lending character to the warm and squishy yarn.
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