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The Goddess Knits Collection by Donna Druchunas and Heather Marano features 18 knitting patterns inspired by the goddesses of Northern Europe. The patterns—along with original artwork and stories about the goddesses—will be released in installments.
One of the trickiest things about sock fit is understanding how gauge and stretch work together when you knit with different pattern stitches. In this universal pattern, you can try all different combinations and knit up a drawer full of custom-fit socks.
What could be more elegant than diamonds and circles? This
Last year I took a colorwork knitting class with Canadian designer Sylvia Olsen, author of Knitting Stories: Personal Essays and Sevenv Coast Salish-inspired Knitting Patterns and Working with Wool: A Coast Salish Legacy and the Cowichan Sweater. I learned that this style of knitting is the only 100% North American knitting tradition. I designed this cowl because I had so much fun in the class, I wanted to keep knitting more Coast Salish-inspired patterns.
This slouchy hat begins with a deep ribbed brim that is folded in half to keep the wind off your ears. The body of the hat is colorwork which also adds an extra layer of warmth. The pattern and crown are worked in a slow- changing gradient giving you the illusion of using multiple colors while only having one contrasting yarn.
The mitts remind me of my summers spent in northern Europe where it’s never quite warm enough to dress like you’re in Florida. A cowl and pair of fingerless gloves are a must to have in your purse for the times you get caught in a cool breeze or an afternoon rain shower. If you’re in the United States, you may find that they come in handy
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Kitty Knits gives us a chance to celebrate our love of gives us a chance to celebrate our love of cats through knitting. With projects for cats, people,
The doilies in this pattern are quite common, and the basic
Learn about the traditions and techniques of knitting in Lithuania past, present, and future. Plus find more than 25 mitten, glove, and sock projects to knit!
Six traditional Lithuanian mitten designs adorned with spring flower motifs.
Stories In Stitches™ is a new pattern line featuring ethnic traditions, history and travel tied together with knitting projects and stories.
Stories In Stitches™ is a new pattern line featuring ethnic traditions, history and travel tied together with knitting projects and stories.
Stories In Stitches 4 is also available in a print version. To order the print version, visit my website here.
This issue of Stories In Stitches salutes the women of yesterday and today, who have had the courage to make their voices heard. They have seen a need for changes and have stepped up to take responsibility for making their world a better place.
In SIS6, We explore the history of recycling. From materials to ideas, everything old can be new again.
The body of this shawl is worked in the Scalloped Shell
This warm and cozy hat features a lacy brim, a Baltic braid trim, and a geometric Lithuanian design representing the sun. In winter, when sunshine is scarce, thoughts of long, warm summer days help keep up morale during the cold, dark months. Knit on larger needles than the matching mittens, the hat is softer and stretchier while remaining just as warm. Stranding the unused color across the back of the work creates a double-layered fabric that effectively blocks the wind.
Whether you’re playing in the snow, taking a winter walk, or just trying to stay cozy, these knitted Wintermitts patterns are a practical and stylish accessory for cold weather.
This pattern is all about the luxurious yarn, hand dyed in Alaska. I combined soft and squishy Brioche Stitch, also known as Fisherman’s Rib, with one skein of wool and one skein of wool-silk blend. The colors combine to remind me of the harbor in Cordova, where I bought these yarns at The Net Loft, one of my favorite yarn stores in the world.