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52 Weeks of Accessories
52 Weeks of Accessories is a versatile collection: with a mix of different accessories from beanies and mittens to shawls, cowls and socks as well ...
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52 Weeks of Accessories is a versatile collection: with a mix of different accessories from beanies and mittens to shawls, cowls and socks as well ...
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52 Weeks of Shawls is a unique look into contemporary shawl knitting. The designers behind the 52 patterns come from all around the world. This co...
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This shawl is a very simple triangle shawl. The magic is in the yarn. You will hold one strand of a self-striping yarn with one strand of a mohair....
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Sunni designed this shawl as an introduction to shawl knitting, including elements like a garter tab cast on, center spine increases, a few differe...
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If you're new to colorwork, try this hat. It's an easy project for working with more than one color for the first time. We used Malabrigo Merino Wo...
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Sometimes a chunky lace hat is the perfect thing. This lace pattern works especially well with the chunky weight yarn and makes for a quick knit. W...
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My friend Connie and I used a vintage baby poncho for the inspiration for this pattern. We updated the style, making it more modern and added the c...
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I have updated this pattern so that it now has sizes from 6-12 months up to size 8. Ponchos are a great piece of clothing for babies. You can throw...
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This poncho couldn’t be simpler. It’s a rectangle that you seam together to create a neck opening. Knit in a cotton blend yarn, it drapes beautiful...
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The inspiration for these fingerless gloves was twofold. First, the beautiful Eureka Worsted yarn from Sincere Sheep. It’s a lovely yarn and is pro...
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The inspiration for these fingerless gloves was twofold. First, the beautiful Eureka Worsted yarn from Sincere Sheep. It’s a lovely yarn and is...
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The Fretwork Cowl is a fun way to learn the colorwork technique of Mosaic knitting. We have put some absolutely gorgeous colors together for you. Y...
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This striking cowl is a quick knit and a great introduction to doing color work using slipped stitches. Because the design is created using slipped...
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Handspun is so beautiful but is sometimes challenging to work with. Sunni wanted to design something that would show off the handspun but still be...
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This is our favorite basic hat pattern. It includes sizes from infant to large adult and gives instructions for gauges from 3.5 stitches per inch t...
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My favorite shawl shape is an offset triangle. It’s easy to wear as either a shawl or a scarf and it’s fun to make. I wanted an easy mindless p...
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This is the classic fruit hat pattern that's been around for years. You can make a strawberry, grape, eggplant, pumpkin, lemon, blueberry or whatev...
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Learn how to knit with this easy-to-follow guide. For beginners of all ages, this is the perfect introduction to a fun, creative and relaxing hobby...
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The updated version of this delightful book from Marie Greene contains 24 seamless patterns for children’s sweaters and hats. There are 12 sweaters...
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Knit beautiful hats inspired by the US National Parks. This gorgeous book includes 63 easy-to-follow patterns.
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A sweet hat that works for adults or children. The slipped stitch pattern creates what look like little bows on the hat. This pattern works equally...
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The inspiration for this shawl was Elizabeth Zimmerman’s Pi Shawl. I wanted to use a couple of interesting lace stitch patterns in a drapey alpaca ...
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I’ve always loved seed stitch. I wanted a hat that had all over seed stitch but with a little something extra, hence the button tab. The button tab...
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I really love making fingerless mitts. I like that they’re a quick project, they’re a great way to test out a new yarn and they make wonderful gift...
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