By Tanis GrayAs described by the designer: ‘This gorgeous lace stole begins with the lace border. Stitches are then picked up along the edge and the stole body is worked from there. The opposite border is also knit as a separate piece and is then attached to the body using a 3 needle bind off. […]
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By Tanis GrayAs described by the designer: ‘Beginning at the center top back with a traditional garter stitch tab, the Warrior Shawl is an ideal first lace shawl project. Worked back and forth and increased on RS rows, the easy lace triangle design is complimented with a lace heart border.’
By Julie TurjomanAs described by the designer: ‘The Suzanne Toque is worked in one piece from the bottom up. Instructions for the Dragon Skin Rise pattern are provided in chart format.’
By Henna MarkkanenAs described by the designer:’This shawl is made up of four identical triangular sections, and is worked in one piece from the top down, then finished with an i-cord bind-off. The cable pattern is given in chart form only.’
By Judy KaethlerAs described by the designer: ‘Lumis thick reversible double-sided cables are sure to keep you toasty this winter! Instructions are given for scarf and cowl versions, in both worsted and bulky weight yarn. You can customize the perfect accessory for you. Both charted and written instructions are provided.’
By Stephannie Tallent As described by the designer: ‘This quick to knit textured hat really shows off the yarn! It’s worked from the brim up, with various stitch patterns evoking the striations of the different mineral layers in the hills of the Painted Desert. The Chevron Welt Fantastic biases the fabric to let all the
By Callie MaidhofAs described by the designer: ‘ This hat is worked in the round from the crown down through the extended earflaps. The cable patterns are given in both chart form and row-by-row instructions.’
By Fatimah Hinds As described by the designer: ‘ Oppositional is knit using 2 different weights of Dragonfly yarn Pixie and Traveller to create a colorblock effect that is popular right now. The cardigan is light and drapey in the shoulders and skirt and for the waist and trim it has a more substantial feel.
By Simone KereitAs described by the designer: ‘A more substantial shawl that can keep you warm while mushroom hunting as much as walking through windswept streets. This textured shawl uses simple techniques to produce stunning results. Knit, purl, and two types of increases is all you need. And there is a video tutorial for the
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