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Afterthought Picot -- Customize This Easy-to-Learn Edging for Any Garment
By Halleh Tehranifar
Customize this easy-to-learn edging for any garment.
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In the Know -- Alterknitting
By Robyn Schrager
Explore the many benefits that English, Continental and Norwegian knitting have to offer and learn the pros and cons of each method.
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Knit Together -- Colorful Kitchen Set
Design by Jean Clement
This cute set -- towel, pot holder and hot pad -- will make every day seem like spring in your kitchen!
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Knit Together -- Emma Moebius
Design by Debi Padlicki
Dress it up with a sassy little dress for a fun night out, or dress it down with some comfy jeans.
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Knit Together -- Heirloom Table Mat
Design by Jean Clement
Hemp yarn only gets better with age, as this natural plant fiber is known for its durability and color retention.
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Knit Together -- Pamper Yourself Spa Set
Design by Marjorie Mitchell
Every knitter needs a little pampering and the openwork lace pattern made with organic linen yarn is great for quick and easy exfoliating.
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Knit Together -- Randolph the Raccoon
Design by Rebecca Danger
This masked avenger doesn't really fight crime, but he certainly makes friends easily!
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Knit Together -- Star Quality
Design by Lisa Ellis
This seamless cardigan will become a favorite this spring and beyond. The cinched waistband and back darts create a flattering fit.
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Knit Together -- Sunburst Scarf
Design by Daniela Nii
This great skinny scarf is the perfect way to accessorize and add some spunk to your daily outfit.
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Knit Together -- Taste of Americana Hearth Rug
Design by Carri Hammett
The rich colors with tonal variations enhance the rustic, handmade look of this hearth rug.
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Knit Together -- X's & O's & I Love You
Design by Linda Wilgus
Featuring two distinct stranded colorwork patterns in bright fun cotton colors, these wrist cuffs will be a conversation starter.
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Lacy Looks -- Akiko's Kimono
Design by Megan Goodacre
The elegance of kimono construction, with its comfortable fit, makes this an easy but sophisticated garment; the length can be adapted to your taste.
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Lacy Looks -- Aria
Design by Meghan Jones
With becoming A-line shaping, and lightweight yarn, this cardigan drapes gracefully while fitting in all the right places.
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Lacy Looks -- Bombay Nights
Design by Melissa Leapman
This must-have jacket echoes earthy elements of bamboo and hand-carved wood.
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Lacy Looks -- Capetown Tunic
Design by Diane Moyer courtesy of Caron International
A flattering length and interesting openwork stitches combine to make a new wardrobe essential.
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Lacy Looks -- Clear Skies
Design by Shannon Mullett-Bowlsby
A great layering piece for those early spring months, this versatile sleeveless tunic is perfect for this weekend's outing.
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Lacy Looks -- Delicata
Design by Brooke Nico
This ethereal capelet is that something extra you'll need to ward off the chill on a brisk spring evening.
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Little Gems -- Fairy Princess Skirt
Design by Debbie Slaback
Make this whimsical fairy skirt to add to your little girl's dress-up wardrobe.
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Little Gems -- Fields of Spring Cardigan
Design by Halleh Tehranifar
With this cardigan's one-of-a-kind design, knitting it involves following a few steps and curves along the way. The result makes it all worthwhile.
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Little Gems -- I-Cords & Hearts for Baby
Design by Lorna Miser courtesy of Red Heart
Show baby your love with this fun blanket made with washable wool.
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Little Gems -- Quick Baby Bolero
Design by Lorna Miser
This short cardigan is fun to knit on the diagonal and a great way to show off the self-patterning of this colorful yarn.
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Must Try Stitch -- Learn the All Stars Stitch
By Lisa Ellis
This intricate-looking stitch isn't nearly as hard as it looks, and the ways to use it are endless. If you can purl three stitches together and do a yarn over, then you can work this stitch.
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Skill Booster -- Holey Short Rows
By Jean Clement
This unusual way of working short rows leaves stitches unwrapped to create an unexpected design element.
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Surface Treatment -- Azteca
Design by Meghan Jones
With clean lines and classic yarn, the interesting display of ribbing as surface design accentuates the simplicity of this silhouette.
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Surface Treatment -- Beguiling Eyelets
Design by Cheryl Murray
This cardigan showcases intriguing bands of eyelets and a knitted-in back belt loop; add a stylish belt to pull this look together perfectly for any occasion.
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Surface Treatment -- Drop-Stitch Dazzle
Design by Brooke Nico
The subtle metallic sheen adds just the right amount of glimmer to this tunic dress.
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Surface Treatment -- Scala
Design by Jill Wright
This top-down, no-seam yoked sweater with drop-stitch accents will delight you.
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Surface Treatment -- Textured Vest
Design by Valerie Zumwalt
This vest couldn't be easier to knit with side-to-side construction. With no shaping involved, it's perfect for the beginning knitter.
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