June 2024: Table of Contents

The sun is shining and sandy beaches are waiting for visitors to make new memories playing in the sunshine. In this special editor’s round up of I Like Knitting, we’ve pulled together some of our favorite warm-weather essentials that you can start knitting now. First stop: let’s explore lace! Our Lacy Days section boasts lacy tops, a stunning shawl, lace-detailed scarves and my personal favorite: the elegant Kendall Lacy Tank which can be worn with the v-neckline facing in the front or the back. Ready to make a splash? Our making waves section features water-inspired projects that mimic the natural flow of oceans, lakes and streams. Paired with our nautical-inspired projects from the section Sea Worthy and you’ll be ready for every summer adventure thrown your way. From boldly colored socks, to lightweight tanks and tees perfect for layering, this summer round up has something for every knitter to enjoy,

Happy summer knitting!


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Large and small diamonds play together across this triangular shawl. The silk content in the ocean-blue yarn adds a luxurious drape and a slight sheen to the finished project. Read More 


Wander and wonder in this breezy and flattering cardigan that’s both comfortable and stylish. Designed with an all-over lace pattern, this long, kimono-style cardigan is effortlessly versatile to dress up or down depending on the day. Read More 


This seamless striped tee is a cool and nautical addition to your wardrobe. With stripes only halfway up the body of the piece with a couple stripes on the sleeves, this tee has more visual interest and more of a playful summer flair. Knit in sport-weight linen yarn, the tee is ideal for summer/spring wear but can be well worn into early fall. Read More 


These socks are designed specifically for this beautiful pink colorway of yarn, reminiscent of the beautiful rich color of the sun just before it sets. The sock design has a center wave stitch pattern resembling the beautiful waves on the beach at sunset. Read More 


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