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Knitting: Pullover
The oversized triangles in alternating colors give the Pinwheel Pullover its name. Featuring a clever modular construction, the front of this sweater starts with a single triangle and grows as stitches are picked up for the subsequent sections. The back is worked separately in stockinette with the main color, then stitches are picked up and wor...
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
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Knitting: Fingerless Gloves, Beanie, Toque
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Crochet: Bedspread
Resplendent Afghan presents an update of the classic granny square, using a similar easy and rhythmic technique, while adding visual and textural interest with post stitches. The charcoal borders soften the often-seen black borders of a traditional granny blanket, but like your favorite granny, this is a pattern that presents endless possibilit...
Crochet: Sleeveless Top
From the front, the Floating on Waves Tank appears somewhat straightforward: Half-double crochet stitches make up the body with a touch of lace rippling around the hem. But turn to the back, and it’s another story: The main fabric cuts away to reveal more stunning lace. This tank is worked in two separate pieces and seamed.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
As of September 2022, this pattern is now available in the Knit/Wit Designs Ravelry store! It has been updated with an additional size and an optional tubular cast on. It can also be worked in DK or worsted weight yarn.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
With a deep brim perfect for folding or wearing slouchy and an allover, leaf-inspired lace pattern, the Selcouth Hat will keep your ears snug and hair in place as you dream of wandering along windswept moors.
Knitting: Decorative - Other
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Knitting: Pullover
Inspired by the Lechfall Waterfall in Fussen, Germany, the Itinerant Pullover draws on its Bavarian roots with twisted stitches on the wide lower bands of the body and sleeves, and a narrow panel that runs the length of the sleeves. The slightly flared cuffs create a modern silhouette. This sweater is worked from the top down, starting in separ...
Crochet: Throw
Bright, bold, and cheerful: The Zinnia Blossoms Afghan has everything we love in an afghan. The floral hexagon motifs are crocheted separately with a faux-brioche edging, then the motifs are sewn together.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Spring isn’t just for flowers—the Frondescent Socks celebrate the return of leafy plants. Knitted from the cuff down with a peasant heel, the stranded colorwork motifs are thoughtfully designed to eliminate the need for trapping long floats.
Knitting: Pullover
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Knitting: Pullover
Delicate cabled floral motifs run the length of the First Blush Sweater—a bit of sweetness to balance the dramatic back. This sweater is knitted in the round from the bottom up to the deep back V-neck, then worked separately back and forth to the shoulders. Set-in sleeves keep the First Blush Sweater tailored and polished.
Knitting: Pullover
A simple boxy shape is elevated with thoughtful details in the Early Morning Pullover. Herringbone hems and cuffs are echoed in buttonbands that run along the sides of the sweater. The front and back are worked from the bottom up in separate pieces, while the sleeves are picked up and knitted in the round from shoulder to cuff.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
This pattern is also available in a selfpublished version that also includes a Norwegian translation.
Knitting: Sleeveless Top
The Cattleya Tie Top is all business in the front, party in the back. The kicky ties are an extension of the longer front and add an element of fun to a classic shell. This top is worked back and forth in separate pieces and seamed, so it’s ideal for tucking into your tote for some leisurely patio knitting.
Knitting: Sleeveless Top
The perfect piece for layering, the Olivine Top will have you knitting up lace in no time. This top is worked back and forth in pieces from the bottom up in an easy-to-memorize lace mesh pattern. The open side seams add to the airiness of this light summer top.
Knitting: Sleeveless Top
You’re unlikely to find a more flowing top than this one. The Lilac Lace Top uses a simple all-over eyelet pattern so that the focus is drawn to the split back, which is flanked by a dayflower lace border on each side.
Knitting: Sleeveless Top
The stunning Bluets Top takes lace knitting to the next level. This simple rectangular top is worked from side to side and seamed at the shoulders and sides. The delightful wool/cotton-blend yarn combined with the lace pattern makes this an ideal summer piece.
Knitting: Pullover
The simple shape and clean stockinette stitch of the Enantiomer Pullover puts all the focus on the beautiful twisted-stitch cable pattern running up one shoulder. While intricate-looking, the stitch pattern is easy to memorize. The body is worked in the round to the underarms, then the front and back are worked back and forth in rows. The set-i...
Crochet: Bib
This adorable neckerchief is a fun little project for those looking to broaden their Tunisian abilities. Worked from the center out, it’s shaped using short-rows and finished off with the cutest little leaf. Whimsical yet functional, this is the perfect project to showcase your skills.
Knitting: Pullover
The Grape Compote Pullover is worked in the round from the lower edge to the bottom of the yoke, then the pieces are joined for working the raglan yoke. The cozy pockets are attached to the front as they are worked.
Knitting: Tee
Wear the Exothermic Tunic poolside or over a long dress for a bohemian-inspired evening look. The lace pattern and V-neck make this bubbly tunic perfect for summer wear. This top is worked back and forth from the bottom up in separate pieces and seamed.
Knitting: Sleeveless Top
A great layering piece to channel calming beach vibes, the Sea Breeze Top provides engaging knitting and an easily memorized lace pattern. This top consists of four pieces worked side to side. Stitches for the lower ribbed section are picked up along the bottom edge and worked in the round.
Knitting: Cowl
The Empire Bluff Cowl calls for an alternating cable cast-on that creates a stretchy and smooth edge that’s perfect for this two-color brioche-stitch project. This reversible accessory is knit with two strands of yarn held together.
Crochet: Shrug / Bolero
Use a combination of single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and treble crochet to create this fun wave-like patterning. Shrug construction is perfect for first-time garment-makers.
Knitting: Pullover
With a conservative front and a lacy surprise in the back, the Cotswolds Sweater gives you a lot of styling freedom—wear it over a camisole with jeans or over a floral dress. This sweater is an updated take on a classic raglan silhouette.
Crochet: Curtain
Use basic hairpin lace to create a lacy fisherman’s net for your window or wall. Thread the yarn with pretty shells before working each strip to create a “beaded” fabric as you go.
Crochet: Headband
This headband will keep your tousled tresses out of your eyes in those delicious ocean breezes. The ribbed bands stretch to fit the curve of your head; the center and side mesh worked in two places adds stretch without adding warmth.
Crochet: Pillow / Cushion
Make this fabulous crochet pouf in just an hour. Your hand becomes the hook with this chubby yarn, and you’ll be amazed at the ease and speed with which you can hand crochet this gorgeous statement piece.
Crochet: Toys and Hobbies - Other
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Crochet: Scarf
Rows of fanned peacock tails preen along this crochet lace scarf in a six-row repeat worked in three colors. A single-crochet border covers the carried yarns along the sides of the crochet scarf.
Crochet: Book Cover, Bag - Other
Take your notes on the road with this notebook cover and pen/pencil case. Worked all in single crochet with minimal shaping, it’s a good project for beginners. This easy crochet pattern also makes a great quick gift.
Crochet: Tote
When you love purple just that much, make it known to the world with this purple tote! Of course, if fuchsia or chartreuse makes you swoon, just substitute the colors.
Crochet: Tote
After you hone your skills with the center single crochet tutorial (see page 22), put them to work crocheting this supercute apple tote.
Crochet: Pillow / Cushion
Add instant delight with these charming cushions that have surface texture built right into the base fabric.
Crochet: Collar
Shell and post-stitch hexagons are joined to create a shoulder-hugging neo-bolero that complements a strapless evening dress or a sleeveless tank and jeans. Wear the two-button opening at the front, the back, or off to the side, depending on your mood.
Crochet: Clutch
A modified single crochet stitch gives this fabric a knitted look. The tapestry-style colorwork has a bit of bead bling, with a smart tassel on the zipper.
Knitting: Tee
FINISHED SIZE 45 1/2 (47 1/2, 49 1/2, 51 1/2, 53 1/2)“ bust circumference; 33 1/2 (35 1/2, 37 1/2, 39 1/2, 41 1/2)” hip circumference. Garment shown measures 33 1/2” hip circumference, modeled with 1/2” of negative ease.
Knitting: Sleeveless Top
-Sizes 32 1/2 (35 1/2, 38 1/2, 41 1/2, 44 1/2)“ bust circumference; shown in size 32 1/2”
Crochet: Applique / Embellishment
This swirl of color can be arranged in different ways to create a larger motif or a wavy trim.
Crochet: Gloves
Gloves with a retro chevron pattern. A retro chevron ripple forms the cuff of these Ripple Gloves. The fingers are easily adjusted for a custom fit. (Interweave)
