e@ from the publishers of Interweave KN [SG ; , — simple-stylish-spirited fforttess cools Per ic, /, without steeks + Aprojects We . accessories! 11 quick projects Ready for Spring Tees * Hoodies * Layers CUSTOM SLEEVES What you need to know € interweaves e. a »>”Edward w. Brown establishes the family farm in 110. Edward's grandson, Harlan Brown. He established the Brown sheep yarn mill on the same farm in 1980. ESP) Brown Sheep Company, In.| sceneinside ees oun 6 O'neill collection belvedere cardigan 7 debbie onell Paperboy cardigan 8 Gebbie orell lecall pullover ° Seobie onal bas-elet socks ° deobieonell 12. go farther afield ctermaiism vest 2 faltha Kom magnanimity cardi “4 veeta vaio papetine pullover 15 foram foma ikebana pullover 5 izum ouch chiton pullover 16 mello wervie rayonnant pullover v rosemary (for) hill 20 don't steek me kenning mitts 20 amy chistotfers mette-marit pullover 2 mercedes torasovich-clork solveig yoke 2 elinor brown setesdal love hat 23 kale gagnon osbomn | 1 24 such an individual tuxedo bag 24 6 profile: debbie o'neill editor's note 2 site bugorne ie aes eee cheek it 5 bahia shawl 2s courtney Kelley 10 a different spin it's worth it 32 daring red boot socks 26 art yarns ‘custom ragion slooves ceciy glewik macconald byermy pater Syema gles folk towers shaw! 2 i eee know it 42 a ae 18 knitographic: how to glossary of sttches sore lame avoid steeks stylespotting % bergamot shawl 2 nals ieuranelkin mercury cow! 30 amy palmer = camellia shrug a kscover corse miler ‘on the cover: Chiten Pullover by Molssa Wervie 38 belted fluted on page 6 ae ae ae photogrophy by Joe Coca heir ond makeup by Kathy Mackay Brabary photostying by Katie Himmelberg correa hoodie 40 eae Ferd more.on the Wet bandha hoodie a er or on the Web ehista gies raise erelcon Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for All‘Storeldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF fecuat editornote welcome to knitscene It's 2011, and we have ‘a surprise for you. Maybe we can’t teleport yarn yet, but Knitscewe has something almost 2s coo! in store—startng this year, the magazine will be released quarterly. That means a new issue every three months What it means is that we're here to stay. You mgt wondes, who ate ee? Each issue of Knitscene is put together by a small § staff, tucked away ina lite & office on the third floor of § Interweave headquarters in Loveland, Colorado, The Knitscene staff hhas always been a subset of the Inerweaze Knits stafl. No more! With our new status, we are our own team, All 3wo of us. ‘Technically, there are two-and-a-half of us dedicated to Rnitscene. Plus half an art director. So that makes three. You get my point. And actually, T work in a home office about 1,500 miles away from Loveland, But I travel to Colorado several times year for one very special reason—photo shoots. It’s the photos of the knitwear that really make a knit- ting magazine, We strive to select cool projects and then 0 IKNIFSCENE ecco sxe editorial photosty : Karin Strom, ath ier isa Shroyer maraningceto” Laura Rintaka publishing Kotie Himmetborg Gayle Ford Ki Kinsoth Usa Shroyor Mariya Murphy anager Gorell Evans Psst! Check out the Insicie Knitscene blog on Knitting Dail photograph them in interesting ways that pull from fashion and our own quirky imaginations. For this issue, [ bought a ‘bunch of weird stuff from a craft store. Garlands of moss balls, for instance. We suspended them in front of the set for “Don’t Steck Me” (pages 20-23) and played their shadows across the backdrop. It’s not as successful as the newspaper set for the Debbie O'Neill collection (pages 6-9), but it gives you an idea of how simple tricks can have cool effects. ‘And that’s what we want Knitscone to exemplify: simple- but-clever knitting can lead to cool results. ‘Take Talitha Kuomi’s two-piece vest (page 12) with its fronts and back ‘yoke worked all in one strip to show off the yarn. Or Melissa ‘Wehrle’s tee, also worked in minimal pieces (one, actually) with just a bit of internal increasing to make its cowineck. All the projects in “Don’t Steck Me” take simple colorwork and apply it to constructions that don’t require stecking or working in rows. ‘The projects in “Belted” (pages 38-41) show off what a Tong bit of knitting can do when tied around your waist, ‘You can knit this stuff. And it will look good. Thope you enjoy this issue and the remaining three to come out this year, I can already share some info on the Summer issue: garter stitch, cowgirls, and butterflies. 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Whether you'te an advanced beg! from each!) features interviews with more than —_ ner or an experienced knitter looking for a new two dozen of your favorite knitwear designers. challenge, the forty-one brand-new patterns in Knitscene Ecitor Usa Shroyer offers commentary inthis new addition fo the Sich ‘n Bitch lorary will chapters featuring Knitscene designers. Infor- entertain any knitter. The familior illustration style mative and inspiring, this book is sure fo eatn.@ and straightforward prose will have you tackling prominent spot on your bookshel various knitting skils—including steeks!—in no wiww.rodalebooks.com time. www.workman.com e1/springl1 knitscene 5 Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for AllFor each isue of Knicene. we ask a favorite designer to work up con exclusive collection for us In this sue, wa fake a look at the work of down to-earth computer engineer Debbie ONeill based In Boulder Colorado. A few of Debbie’s favorite things The golden retle: Knit ttnto others as you world have them knit tunto You. This is Debbie O'Neill's cosign philosophy in a nutshell. A software engineer who "stum- bled into designing” about thirteen years ago, Debbie first designs knits she would want to wear herself. The approach seems to have worked. To date, Debbie has pub- lished over 100 pattems and eared legions of devoted fans. doer Debbie says she never set out to be a design- er. She learned to knit in college from a friend who was a knitting novice herself. This method of learning left really big gaps in her knowledge, but the experience also allowed her to tackle projects that would normally only be attempted by experts. Debbie's first project was ain ited sweater; her second was an Icelandic colorwork pullover—one she still owns, "Nobody told me it would be hard, so | just knit i!” she admits. by Laura Birek ‘Stoneldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF Debbie began designing after a local yarn shop asked her to teach classes, "I was very insecure about being able to give people their money's worth,” she says. “So | had this philosophy that if! was going to teach, I was never ever going to teach from a published patttem— was always going to come up with {an original pattem for anything | taught.” 6 knitseene.com Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for Allea a ee‘Storeldage ~ Pres Meganiies Dewulued ty Thus POF teauat 02 Paperboy Cardigan yarn Page 47 8. knitscene.com "Though she wrote original patterns for reaching, it took a fortuitous meeting to launch Debbie into the publishing world, Marilyn King of Black Abbey Yarns was visiting Debbie's LYS in Boulder, Colorado, when she saw a pullover on display. “That is a gorgeous pattern, What is it?” asked Marilyn. Debbie admitted it was her own pattern she had sub: mitted to a contest, but it had only won an honorable mention, “Write it up as a pattern, and D' sell it!” Marilyn responded, This pattern became Debbie's Emerald Isle Cable Pullover, her first publicly avail- able pattern Since then, Debbie has published over 100 pat- terns in a number of magazines, books, and on her own website, Nutty Creations. Debbie's most popu- lar pattern on Ravelry is the Heather Hoodie Vest, published in Knitscene Fall 2009. This vest really struck a chord, much to Debbie's delight. “It was Debbie gushes. While designing it, she thought, “This is totally something I would, have in my wardrobe. I hope other people will like it too.” With over 3,500 favorites and 650 projects on Ravelry, she doesn’t have to hope anymore! In her collection for this issue of Knitscene, Deb- bie wanted to honor her golden rule by sticking to the things she loves most about knitting. “My favorite things are texture, lace, cables, and twisted stitches." ‘This collection serves as a reflection of these favorite things while maintaining Debbie's usual simple-but- smart approach and also working as transition pieces from winter to spring. ‘The Belvedere Cardigan not only bridges the gap between seasons but also between climates. It's knit in what Debbie considers a neutral red—one that can be worn with almost anything, In fact, Debbie's whole collection is made with, yarn that can work as neutrals, The Paperboy Cardi gan, a boyfriend-siyle piece perfe by the fireplace, is in a green that also can be worn with a variety of eolors. Beautiful in its simplicity yet detailed in its unusual construction, Debbie's Piccadill Pullover hhas saddle shoulders and a lace panel that add inter: est to an otherwise classic shape. Knit in a cotton/ \woo! blend, the sweater is another piece one can wear throughout the year. Finally, her socks combine both the texture of towisted stitches and lace details. Knit with a M: clinetosh yarn, the design is a great canvas for the beautiful semi-solid hand-dye In addition to her published patterns, Debbie recently wrote The Stitch Collection: A Box of Portable Guides to Knit Stitches (Lave Books, 2010). If Debbie hhas her way, there will be more books in her future ““Thave several more book ideas in mind,” she says. It’s just a matter of finding the time to write them. for cold winters Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for All rm03 ‘adil Pullover Page 49 04 | Yarn Vviccel Page 50 me management is important for Debbie these days. With fll-time Ice anita ch ga dg eo ad foi st al Tae tn thin, Dibble ha eamedp ts as Head Kile ais geo is ae. ay tea ad CE ETP Dandelion, Avuabl on ty (wore pnkdendelonyarataycom), Kris tnd Debbie (vith the ocasiona help st her daughter) ye te yar in her Sak gd ce Og as etn a Wie asked esas ode lthichoe, BALI Ales Tas- more, Meg Swansen, and Connie Chang Chinchio among her favors i Fob ea Leap. csc ac he ag “Ta ais dab Kites are der icky w have Debbi, oo, (5) Jer/spring1] knilscene 9 (Release Glorahags & Fantumay Magazines for Al)Want to spin your own art yarn? by Symeon North (Interweave, 2010), Check out Get Spun:SME ee ties Me Fert Date DLLs Uinta From singles to multiplied. commercially CMomMNei ie RecN aelcoat iy Mote Teac ke a anurans Teens ecole aoe aL) realm of art yarn Art yarn is @ unique eategory of fun, funky, and ocea- Peerage CCE ek tanner limitless creativity and selfexpression. 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Her Koi Pond hints at Japanese garden ponds, Piet ese ce ete asm e are large bits of unspun fiber, needlefelted to resemble fish ee te er errr TT ee Se Reece cn tcc to the little fish. ‘The final yarn is a thick-and-thin bulky Bor ‘One of the most important considerations for an art- Pee eee ey See ER CRNA ene Sennen aya ie eee ets Sen aed Oe eed the parts are not in harmony with each other.” Striking the right balance is crucial, and Sara's Diva yarn demonstrates, Seti nme ans eet eee alpaca, mohair, and sari silk with sparkles, novelty fabrics, Pree net ett ence rue eee ect eee ree A popular technique in art yarn spinning is corespin Pore eos ert eae eater ea es pee aes ane case uses this technique extensively. Her Royal Autumn shows Noses fone Cees sir geen ae eee nae eee ee re ful and spare amount of glittery thread. The combination of fibers and colors are reminiscent of a crisp autumn day. 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Wole Pur, cisiributed bby Skacel Pattern page 54 ler/spring!1 knitscene 13, Release Slorshlags & Fantumag, Magatnes for Al‘Storeldage Ties Maganic Wy Rrifscene.com magnanimity card! veera véillmaki Unusually generous pockets are the focal point in this winter-ioving coraigan, Long enough to wear ‘over leggings and light enough for everyday wear (thanks to the ow), i's easy to love. Yarn Harrisvile Designs Flax & Wool Patter page 56 07 0s papeline pullover sarah fama Ikebana pullover Izumi oucht ‘A surprising pop of tealand awelted cowl Two long cabled strips form the right and left frome o line of centered decreases—o halves of this unusual vest. A center section Single Gynamic waist dart that takes shaping _s picked up along the eciges. then joined from functional fo ornamental Yarn Rowan seamlessly wilh Kitchener. Go up a couple Colmer, dstiouted by Westminster Fibers sizes for a dramatic kimono look. Yara O-Wool Pattern page 58 Balance, distributed by Tunney Wool Company Pattern page 59 Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for AllRNID] 3) MUL VFROMMOG serTEEPaP] ea) - aPEPAIES knitseene 15 Release Slorshlags & Fantumag, Magatnes for AlPenal FES)10 rayonnant pulloverRec ey er eeeen ee etre ee Neder eener eich ots) Pi tees eae eee sd econ nS On ieee coe ieee) or ene eee as i) tee ientaett one soneag, ikagentnes for All‘Storeldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF fecuat A steek is a section of knitting that exists solely to be cut open. If you want to work something in the round but it 4 Needs an opening for a neckhole or armhole, a steek allows you to knit in the round and then later cut that section open. It’s easier and more pleasurable to work colorwork in rounds, with the right side always facing, For this reason, colorwork projects often utilize steoks. If you're new to colorwork or | simply find the cutting unbearable, there are ways to avoid steeks. Disclaimer: Cutting your knitting is a perfectly normal and sate activity. But it you're not ready, you're not ready. Working in the round creates a tube of fabric. To put armholes in this tube without interrupting the colonwork. you can do three things: Only work colorwork on the lower ‘Only work colorwotk on the yoke. In Work a yoked sweater with al the body, then switch to one color ‘2 yoked pullover, the yole is worked pieces worked in the round— ‘and work in rows for he top. in the round in one piece, such as sleeves, body, and yoke, {or the Soveig Pullover [lel]. To work a dropped or shaped neck in a colorwork sweater, work the patter oniy in the lower body, below the neck spl To knit a cardigan with colorwork elements, work the pattem on the sleeves (worked In the round), not the body. The easiest way to avoid stocks is fo. choose colorwork projects that ‘ore really ust tubes! hats 2. socks 3. bogs Pj 4, mittens or mitts Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for All winter/springl] knitscene 194 colorwork designs that sidestep the scissors i kenning mitts amy christotters Long stems give bloom fo flowers olong the rim of those fngerlass mits. Inspired by Scan: dinavian folk art, Amy Christoffers chose three Colors wih cheerful contrast. Yam Mission im Falls 136 Superwash, distributed by CNS Yorns Pattern page 64 20 knitscene.com Reloose Soritags AFunkunag diag tes tonalV4 Deed Pee ener g Worked top down, this tee cleverly eee yoo) ‘only at the yoke, where the knitting is. Refer eta er Bree ea ast ec rte eer) Sere ata ite Oe ete dae ae ST ea aea , Pe eat ttm encei) Solveig yoke liner brown A simple seamless yoke is ‘adored with brief Fir Isle ppatteming, Elinor Brown makes kaiing, this hal is worked in itfresh with vivacious colors waist shaping, and a gener ous cow Yarn Berroco Ura Aloaca Pattern page 66 4 setesdal love hat kate gagnon osborn Inspired by traditional Setesdal ontrasitional colors ia an alpace:sil-bamboo blend and a slouchy length fora modern look, Yarn The Fiore Company Canopy Finger ing, distbuled by Keloourne Woolens Pattern page 67 Release Slorshiags AFankunay diagutnes for Al 11 knitscene:1S tuxedo bag silka burgoyne Acleverly constructed bog is lines with cotton ond finished with purchased handles. Bold ruties frame the closure, while a rich tweed lends @ menswecr vibe. Yarn Berroco Blackstone Tweed Pattern page 68 16 bohic shaw! courtney kelley An open square rests easily on the shoulders ike @ copetet or wraps ‘around the neck with elegance. In aunique blond of wool, cotton, linen, cna soya, this wrap transitions through the warm seasons with ease, Yarn The Fibre Company Sovonnah, distributed by Keloourne Woolens Pattern page 72 | chee cach au individual 24 knilscene.com Release Storshlags & Fantumag, dlagetnes for All‘dora 7 daring red boot socks cecily glowik macdonald Asportweight yarn, atlerthought heel and sweet eyelet pattern moke for quick and simple knee-highs. ‘Yarn Quince and Co. Cnickadee Pattern page 73 ‘Stoneldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF 13 folk flowers shaw! sharon dreifuss ‘A small shawiette has big impact In electric blue with flower motifs in gally colored beads The patterns are All simple, but combining them takes alittie charteading abit, Yarn Brown Sheep Nature Spun Fingering Pattern page 73cag. Wlagarines for All3 5 ig j‘dora individual oma 19 rosemary street cow! sarah fama, ‘A sumptuous sik yarn, an original stitch pattem, and glass seed beads Combine in. simple one-skein project. Pre-string the beads for fast kitting. Yarn Blue Moon Fiber Arts Luscious Sik Pattern page 76 ‘Stoneldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF 20 bergamot shaw! laura neikin Beads add weight and texture to @ large silk shaw with luxe fringed edging. Body stitches decrease ct the edges and center seam so. thal the piece tapers fo a graceful neckine, Yarn Schaefer Yom Androo. Pattern page 78 inter/springl1 knitscene 29 Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for Allindividual : RNID] 3) MUL VFROMMOG serTEEPaP] ea) - aPEPAIENS Release Slorshlags & Fantumag, Magatnes for AlA 2 Dg eee et rel to eco eed simply tuck inside a coat or go fashy one Ceuee M e Kea) een Cac Cay 22 ‘camellia shrug cassie miller ore eae ead eee cr ne es ere a a Benet eae Tae eet) Sree eed eee eee) spring! kritscene 31‘Storeldage ~ Pres Ueganiies Download iT CDF itouEt how to modify length and width in a top-down sweater by Christa Giles My name is Christa, and | am a nonstan- I'm going to show you the steps I take to customize sleeve SE ea ee Caer, santa kerhexctc Tecnnscpees yl shu dard size. am S'10@ size 16/18, wih he ee et aed urate ant Flt et Rous cU oie ou Cen) ewareRoe ‘measuring tape and a favorite sweater to help me player and the generous bust Ske tute the pattem, that genetics on my moth- er's side have handed me! This means that standard cloth- ing and patterns rarely fit me as-is, ‘These worksheets are written for top-down raglans (Figure 1) but can be adjusted to work for a bottom-up raglan by switching “increase” and “decrease” each time they appear. Work- sheets 2 and 3 can also be applied to any sleeve style, and | do a lot of as their modifications alterations and + don’t affect the sleeve cap customization to . shaping. Remember that make o sweater The neck ecige & Ihe cast-on Sune eae fit me perfectly. Fig 1. Anatomy of @ top-down raglan ele Uneialetaieers 32, kniiscene.com Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for All‘Storeldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF fecuat Cardigan by Debbie O'Neil is worked flat in pieces, but you can still change the width, length, and rate of shaping through the sleeve and cap. Keep in mind that if you are making the sleeves wider or longer than the pattern suggests, you may need more yarn than is listed. The Bandha Hoodie Pattern gauge is 18 stitches and 28 rows to 4" (or 4% stitches and 7 rows to 1"), Adjusting the width of the sleeve cap Ina raglan worked in the round like the Bandha Hoodie, the cap fabric of the sleeve is interdependent with the yoke shape. Because of this relationship, customizing the cap has broader implications for the whole garment. In a design like the Rayon ‘ant Pullover, altering stitch and row counts in the cap will disrupt the lace pattern of the yoke. In the Bandha Hoodi because the pattern is ll stockinett, i's easier to tweak the cap shaping —but remember to consider the shaping of the front and back and the yoke depth whenever modifying the cap in a raglan, Ifyou are broad-shouldered like me, more fabric across the neck edge of the sleeve cap will help raglan seams stay centered at the imaginary line from neck to underarm crease. You can achieve more fabric across the neck edge of the cap in a top= ddown raglan by casting: on just one or two more stitches for the sleeve sections of the yoke, or adding a few more extra stitches as increases near the top of the sleeve cap (Figure 2). Ifyou find that sleeves are often too wide for your arms, working fewer increases \— boat. swt 25857 EE ove through the cap will NECK OPEING | cos onmore minimize extra 7 Tent te sttenes hove fabicle atisr-the cxincredee ext separated sitohot olong (Figure 3). pete Ifyou are Fig 2: Aerial view of raglan yoke average in the shoul- ders but have large inoreoses upper arms, ne extra stitehes 4 work ona should be add- increases heel ced closer to the underarm erease (Figure 4). You will need to add stitches in Figs 3 ond 4: Raglan lines with options for modifying rate of increase Rayonnant Pullover by Rosemary (Romi Hill. Pattern page 62> Release Slorshiags & Fantamag, the cap to create greater width in the lower sleeve once the yoke divides. Pattern’s staring caston forthe sleeve I2sts (atneck edge) Divide by stitch gouge for 1* (12 + 414) 2.6" wide at top of cap Stitch count of cap at dividing point 64 sts (underarm) Adtonal stiches picked up of underarm 10 sts that wil be incorporated into lower sieeve Total stitches for sleeve citer yoke divides 7A sts Divide by stich gauge for" (74+ 4%) | 16.Ad sleeve Width forlower sieeve from my favorle 18" sweater Difference in with 156" Mutipty by sitoh gauge for 1" (1.56% 4s) 7.02 sts need tobe added tothe Bandha sleeve to ft me Round up or down fornumber ofstitches | 7 sts foagjust Ifthe adjustment is an odd number, 0361 to original sieeve cost-on (12 + 1) because we increase in sols of 2 (cannot increase 7 sts evenly) Number of stitches remaining to be added | 6 sts Divide by 2 to determine number of ad: tional increase rounds (2 sts are increased in each round) (6 = 2) Cast-on 13 sts at top of cap 3 increase mds New fina foto for sleeves ater join (74 +7 added) “ alsts |‘dora ‘Stoneldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF rounds that are supposed to be worked even in the yoke. Do not work extra increases in the front or back sections. Space these closer to the neck if your shoulders are broad of closer to the underarm if your upper arms widen more after the curve of your shoulder. In my case, I would replace every second plain round with an inerease ound in the sleeve eaps only, three times. Tweaking sleeve width in the arm ‘Arm shapes can really vary from person to person, Customize your sleeve to follow the contours of your arms, choosing a width at upper arm and cuff that latters you. The Rayonnant Pullover would be a great candidate for custom fitting after the sleeve/body separation, as the straight stockinette sleeve is a blank canvas, Stitch count for sleeve after join 81 sts (using previous Crom pattern ityou diin'tadjust mods) the cap, otherwise use new numbers) Divide by stitch gauge for 1* 18 Ga) Sloove widlh from favorite sweater 18" upperorm. 11" at cutt Mutsy desired cuff width by sich 49.5 sis needed a cuff gauge (sx 1) Round up or downto match fist 49 sts number ifeven or od Subjract cuff stich count from 32sts Upper arm stitch count to determine number of needed decreases Divide by 2 to get number of 16 dec ras ‘decrease rounds to work Desired sieeve length (length is 22" ‘adaressed in next section) Multiply by row gauge (7 x22") Sleeve worked over 154 nds total Divide rounds by decrease rounds 9625 mds 54+ 16) Work 1 or more even at top of Wiork ot loost 7 mds sleove before fist decrease round even before frst dec (ow gauge x1) nd. Bocause we want fowork a dec md every 9 rds, this is fre. ‘To get a 22" long sleeve that starts with 18" width and ends with 11" width, I need to work about 154 rounds with a decrease round every 9.625th rnd. I either need to round this to every Sth round or every 10th round, Rounding to 9 means Pll reach 11" after 144 rounds, or at 207" from the underarm. This 34 knilscene.com S fe aes" x oeae Sierra 80% Pima Cotton 20% Wool New Designer Colors Great Stitch Definition An Easy Care And Versatile Year-Round Yarn . * Download this Pattern Perea eel) Gi Qeeveiry Seen shor au‘Storeldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF fecuat would give me about 1!" depth worked even at the cuff, which {is good—the last decrease round shouldn't fall right before the final bind-off m cuff to underarm If the width of the cap and sleeve are fine, or even if you're adjusting them, you may need to tweak the original pattern’s sleeve length. Patterns are written for women of average height, so those of us who are taller or more petite usually need to adjust length, reumiorence cl uppercim Jengin tom underarm cult Fig 5. Anatomy of a top-down ragian sleeve Sleeve length from pattem schematic. 1% Sleeve length from my fovorite sweater 22 Difference in length 3 Number of rows needed o achieve 22" (ow | 154 ‘gauge x desired length) 7 «22 Number of rows in 19" sleeve About 133 Diference in rows between two lengths 2), round up 1022 Divide original row count by rows fo be added | 604 rns (133 + 22) Round up or down for even number ofmds | Add 1 end between new inserted inds ater every 6th end So to achieve a 22" ong sleeve in the Bandha Hoodie (22" to match my favorite sweater that fits my arms well) I will need 1 add about 22 rounds total to the original sleeve directions, The easiest way to do this, while still following the shaping directions laid out in the original pattern, is to add 1 new row for every 6 rounds in the original pattern. inishing With my cults finally at the right length and my sleeves just the perfect width for comfort, my handknit sx ‘more use. Try making these small changes to your next raglan 36 knitscene.com and star thinking about other ways you ean customize the style or Bt of a pattern to suit you best.) Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for All‘Guess the designer! Can you match the slipper style with the designer who created it? 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Christa Giles designed a hood that Buttons into the. collar for convattibiityit can be wom as loose hood (as shown). as a japped-over cowi, or as a more fitted lapped-over hood, Yarn Valley Yarns Goshen, distributed bby WEBS Pattem page 86‘Storeldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF fecuat level of difficulty: OOO kesinner: I've learned the basic stitches easy: © 00 Im ready to move past scarves 0000 Mermediate: I'm feeling pretty confident eee “22"%20: I'm ready for a challenge 4 learnit + abbreviations beg beginning: begin: begins BO bind off blo back loop only CO caston dec decrease(s): decreasing 9 gram(s) inc increase(s): increasing k knit wise knitwise Ip loopts) m matker(s) mm milimeter(s) pul pm place marker 350 poss slipped stitch over P2ss0 pass two slipped stitches over wise purtwise rem remain(s); remaining Fep _repeal(s); repeating fev Stst reverse stockinette stitch md(@) rounds) RS right sido sk skip si sip sp space st(S) _slitch(es) Stst _stockinette stitch tbl through back loop tog together WS wrong side * repeat starting point (ie. repeat from *) ©. attemote measurements = 38H 6, 39%, 42%. 40H)" cco MB cca cca D1 pate epoat (aaa aaa ayaa 17 I wi [alaiaial lobe) ola ol lo} 18 fe] lelolofe| rope] olefal 13 fe fo eto} ro] lel ° | 7 fe og 2) ro blo] elelal 5 [elo babate| claislo|o|o[mxle] 3 4i4\4] id ila 20si peat winter/springl knitscene 65| | evenly ine 27 (30, 32, 35, 41) sts, CO 16 (16, 18, 20, 22) sts for left underarm—183 (198, 216, 235, 273) sts. Pm and join in the rnd. LOWER BODY ‘Work even in St st with MC until piece measures 13 (14%, 16, 16%, 17)" from underarm. With CC1 and smaller cir needle, purl I rnd for turning ridge. Knit 4 rds. BO all sts loosely. FINISHING Sleeve caging: With CC1, dpn, and RS facing, pick up and knit 16 (16, 18, 20, 22) sts along underarm CO, knit around 48 (52, 56, 60, 66) held sleeve sts, pm, and join in the mnd—64 (68, 74, 80, 88) sts total. Work in twisted rib for 1" BO all sts loosely. Fold up bottom hem at turning ridge and stitch in place with matching yarn. Weave in ends. Piacke! With sewing needle and matching thread, sew ribbon at center of front yoke, from top of neckband to bottom of yo! turning the ends of the ribbon under to hide raw edges, Sew tree buttons, evenly spaced, in place over ribbon. Block, lightly to measurements. [9] solveig yoke elinor brown © 000 poge 22 Sizes 29% (32%, 36, 39%, 43, 47, 50¥* ust: shown in size 32" Yarn Berroco Ure Alpaca: (60% alpaca, 50% woot 218 ya [197 ml/100 g) + #6262 anop peat (MC), 4 (4 56.6.7, 7) sheins + #6201 winter white, 1 skein + 16294 turquoise mix, 1 skein + #6285 oceanic mix. 1 skein + 16268 candied yar mix, skein + 16293 spiceberry mix skein + #6234 cardinal, 1 skein Gauge 20 sIs cna 27 mas = 4" In St st on larger needles Tools Shee 7 (45 mm) 16" and 24* circular (ci) needles + Size 7 (45 mm) set of double-pointed needles (pn) + Sie 4 (5 mm): 24" cirneedie and set of dpn = Markers (m) itch holders “Yarn needle Berroco Ulta Alpaca s0e glossary for terms you dont know SLEEVES With MC and smaller dpn, CO 42 (44, 48, 50, 52, 56, 60) sts. Place marker (pm) and join in the rnd. Work in Kl, pl rib until piece measures 24" from CO. Change to larger dpn and Stst, dec 6 (6, 8, 6, 6,6, 8) sts evenly spaced on first nd—36 (38, 40, 4, 46, 50, 52) sts rem. Work even in St st until picee 66 knitscene.com 18,1818, 18.19, 18.199" 5h GH. 6, 6.6.64, 04) lo 108, 12, 19%, 14, 1. 18 q Pm a ae A. 16.06%, 16H, 164. 17.17%, 1719" 7h 7k. 8.8% 9,10, 10¥9" 204 2A, 26, 39H, AB AT, SOME 25 (27%, SNM, 34%, 38%, 42%, A514)" i 19 i 16, 5%, 1819" yoke Be etceyee Bh coor BD ezoowmue [2] 2% wn wnt wnt LD voter epen measures 3" from CO. Ine rnd K1, MIL, knit to last st, MIR, kI—2 sts inc'd. Rep Inc md every 6th rnd 0 (0, 0, 1,4, 7, 15) more time(s), then every 8th md 0 (3, 7, 10,8, 6, 0) times, then every 10th rnd 1 (6, 3, 0,0, 0, 0) time(s), then, every 12th md 6 (0, 0,0, 0, 0, 0) times—52 (58, 62, 68, 72, 78, 84) sts. Work even until piece measures 16 (16%, 16% 16%, 17, 17%, 179" from CO, ending 7 (7, 88, 8. 9,9) sts before m on last end, BO next 14 (14, 16, 16, 16, 18, 18) sts—38 44, 46, 52, 56, 60, 66) sts rem. Place sts on holder, BODY With MC and smaller cir needle, CO 85 (96, 105, 116, 127, 138, 147) sts, pm, CO 85 (96, 108, 116, 127, 138, 147) sts, 1pm, and join in the nd—170 (192, 210, 232, 254, 276, 294) sts. Work in ki, pl rib until piece measures 1* from CO. ‘Change to larger cir needle and St st, dec 24 (30, 30, 34, 36, 40, 42) sts evenly spaced on first rnd—146 (162, 180, 198, 218, 236, 252) sts rem. Work even until piece measures 175" Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for Alldoer ‘Stoneldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF from CO, Sho} before m, k2tog, kl, sl m; rep from * once mor o) Dee rnd *K1, ssk, knit to 3 sts —4 sts dec! Rep Dee rnd every 8th rnd 0 (0,2, 4,4. then every 6th rnd 3 (2, 3, 1, 1,0, 0) time(, then every 4th td 1 @, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0) time(s)—126 (138, 156, 174, 194, 212, 228) sts rem; 63 (69, 78, 87, 97, 106, 114) sts each for front and back. Work even for 1". Shope busi: Ine rnd *K1, MIL, knit to 1 st before m, MIR, Kl, sl m; rep from * once more—4 sts inc’d. Rep Inc rnd every 6th rnd 0 (3, 1, 1, 1, 1,0) more time(s), then every 8th rnd 4 (2, 4,4, 4, 4, 5) times—146 (162, 180, 198, 218, 236, 252) sts; 73 (81, 90, 99, 109, 118, 126) sts each for front and back. Work even until piece measures 124 (12%, 13%, 14%, 15, 15%, 1549" from CO, ending 7 (7, 88,8, 9, 9) sts before end of end on last rnd. BO 14 (14, 16, 16, 16, 18, 18) sts, knit 0 7 (7, 8,8, 8, 9, 9) sts before m, BO 14 (14, 16, 16, 16, 18, 18) sts, knit to end—S9 (67, 74, 83, 93, 100, 108) sts rem each for front and back. Do YOKE Join sleeves and bocly: With working needle and MC from body, *138 (44, 46, $2, 86, 60, 66) sts of one sleeve, k59 (67, 74, 83, 93, 100, 108) sts of body; rep from * once more, pm for beg of rnd—194 (222, 240, 270, 298, 320, 348) sts, Shape yoke Knit 1 md, dee 2 (6, 0, 6, 10, 8, 24) sts evenly spaced—192 (216, 240, 264, 288, 312, 324) sts rem. Work Rnds 4 (4, 4, 3, 1, 1, 1) through 29 of Yoke chart—128 (144, 160, 176, 192, 208, 216) sts rem, Cont with MC only, Work 7 (7, 5.6, 6, 6,7) ds even, Next rnd *K 2tog, k6; rep irom * to end—112 (126, 140, 154, 168, 182, 189) sts rem. Work 7 (5, 5, 6, 6, 6, 7) mds even, Next rnd *K3, k2t0g, k2; rep from * to end—96 (108, 120, 132, 144, 156, 162) sts rem. Work 2 mds even. Shape yoke using short-rows as fol: Short-Row 1 (RS) K24 ( turn. Short-Row 2 (WS) Purl to beg of rnd, then purl to 20 (22, 24, 26, 30, 32, 34) sts before wrapped st, wrap next st, turn, Short-Row 3 (RS) Knit to beg of rnd, then knit to 6 sts before ‘ext wrapped st, wrap next st, tum, ‘Short-Row 4 (WS) Purl to beg of end, then purl to 6 sts before next wrapped st, Wrap next st tum, Short-Row 5 (RS) Knit to beg of md, then knit to 8 (8, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6) sts before next wrapped st, wrap next st, tur. Short-Row 6 (WS) Purl to beg of rnd, then purl 10 8 (8, 6, 6 6, 6, 6) sts before next wrapped st, Wrap next st, wm, Sizes 36 (89%, 43%, 47%, 507)" only Short-Row 7 (RS) Knit to beg of rnd, then knit to 6 (6, 6, 8, 8) sts before next wrapped st, wrap next st, turn, Short-Row 8 (WS) Purl to beg of rnd, then purl w0 6 (6, 6, 8, 8) sts before next wrapped st, wrap next st, turn, All sizes: Knit to beg of rnd, then knit 1 more rnd, working wraps tog with wrapped sts as you come to them, Next rnd *K12 (4, 3, 1,1, 1, 1); k2tog5 rep from * to last 12 (0, 0, 6, 0,0, 0) sts, knit to end—90 (90, 96, 90, 96, 104, 108) sts rem. Work 5 nds even, Dee rnd Knit, dec 0 (0, 6, 0, 1, 9, 13) sts) evenly spaced—90 (90, 90, 90, 95, 95, 95) sts rem. Work 4 rnds even, Cowl Purl every tad for 5 (Sy 5/4 5/4 SY 6, 6)", Knit 1 rnd, purl 1 rnd, knit 1 md, BO all sts pwise 30, 33, 36, 39, 40), wrap next st, FINISHING. Block to measurements, Sew underarm seams, Weave in ends. [0) setesdal love hat kate gagnon osborn yO page 28 me 14 The Fibre Company Canopy Fingering a 11 knitscene 67 Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for All‘Storeldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Thus PO Tools +See | (2.25 mm): 16" ckcular (ci) needle + Size 3 @.25 mm) 20" cirneedie and set of double-pointed needies (dn) + Marker (m) + Yarn needie glossary for terms you don't know HAT Brim: With smaller needle and CC1, CO 144 sts, Do not join. Break yarn. Change to MC and knit 1 row. Do not turn. Place marker (pm) and join in the rnd, Work in k2, p2 rib for 2". Body: *K18, Mis rep from * around—152 sts, Change to larger needle, Work Rnds 1-20 of Fair Isle Chart 1. Work Rnds 1-17 of Fair Isle Chart 2. Dec Rnd 1 With MC, *12, k2t0g; rep from * around—114 sts Work Rnds 1~7 of Fair Isle Chart 3. Dee Rnd 2 With MC, *k1, k2tog; rep from * around: Work Rnds 1~7 of Fair Isle Chart 4. Dee Rnd 3 With MC, *k2tog: rep trom * around—38 sts rem. Next rnd *K1 with MC, kl with CCI; rep from * around, Next rnd *K1 with CCI, K1 with MC: rep from * around. Next rnd With MC, knit, Next rnd With C2, knit ‘Change to MC and work with MC for remainder of hat, Next rnd *K 210g; rep from * around—19 sts rem. Next rnd K1, “4 2togé rep from * around—10 sts rem, 76 sts Bic TS odicneed fair isle frie chart 3 v p 5 1 3 6 1 n 5 tairisle chart 4 7 7 5 s FINISHING Cut yarn, leaving an 8" til ‘Thread tail through rem sts and cinch to close. Weave in all ends. Block lightly. (6) 68 knitscene.com tuxedo bag silka burgoyne O00 page 24 Size 11%" wide at top. 14° wide at widest point, 8 tal, cond 3" deep Yarn Berroco Blackstone Tweed (65% wool 25% mohait, 10% angora: 130 yd [119 mI/50 gy + #2614 cranberry bog. 5 skeins Gauge 14 sis and 21 rows in St st with 2 strands of yorn held tog on larger needles: 1B sis and 30 rows =4" in 90d st with T sitand of yarn on smaller needles Toole Bertoco Blackstone Twood + Sie 9 (6.5 mm) needios + Sie 6 & mm) noodles “Yom needle + 2% buckle + Poir of purse handles, 7" fo 8 wide +“ Needlepoint piostic canvas (about four 10% x 1314" shoots) + Uning fabric (optioncl,% yard) + Sewing needie and matching thread (optional) see glossary for terms you don't know Notes ‘The purse body sections are worked in one piece. The purse sides are worked by picking up stitches from the purse bot~ tom. The pieces of the belt are worked separately and sewn to the purse. The ruffles are worked by picking up stitches on the purse front after the belt detail is placed, then increasing and working short-rows to shape them. Slip stitches purlwise with yarn held to the wrong side of the work, Stitches if’ Knit into front, back, and front of same st—2 sts ine’d, Seed Stitch: (multiple of 2 sts + 1) Row 1 S11, *k1, pl; rep from * to ast 2 sts, k2. Rep Row 1 for pat. Loft Ruffle: (multiple of 2 sts + 1) Row 1 (RS) *K 1, Kibf (see Stitches); rep from * to last st, kL Rows 2, 4, 6, and § Purl Row 3 Knit to last 4 sts, wrap next st, turn, Row 5 Knit to last 8 sts, wrap next st, turn, Row 7 Knit to last 12 sts, wrap next st, turn, Row 9 Knit to end, working wraps tog with wrapped st. Right Rutfie: (muliple of 2 sts + 1) Row 1 (RS) *K1, kibf; rep from * to last st, kl Row 2 Purl. Rows 3, 5, 7,and 9 Knit Row 4 Purl to kast 4 sts, Row 6 Purl to last 8 sts, rap next st, turn. rap next st, tur. Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for AllUe latest vex tweFibre * HAWLS ‘Storeldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF fecuat ye infer/springlT knifscene 69 Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for All‘Stoneidage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF 2 is = a Row 8 Purl w last 12 sts, wrap next st, umm, Row 10 Purl to end, working wraps tog with wrapped sts. BODY Front-edge reinforcement: With larger needles and 2 strands of yarn held tog, CO 39 sis. Work in St st until piece measures 2" from CO, ending with a RS row. Knit 1 WS row for turning, ridge. Front Next row (RS) SI 1, knit to end. Next row SI 1, 12, purl co last 3 sts, 3, Rep last 2 rows 2 more times. Ine row (RS) SI 1, k2, MIR, knit to last 3 sts, MIL, k3—2 sts inc’d. Rep Inc row every 6th row 4 more times—49 sts, Work 7 rows even Dec row (RS) SI 1, k2, Ssk, knit to last 5 sts, k2t0g, k3—47 sts. Rep Dee row every 4th row once more—45 sts rem, Bottom’ Knit 1 WS row for turning ridge. Work in seed st (see Stitches) until bottom measures 3" from turning ridge, ending with a RS row. Knit 1 WS row for turning ridge. 8¢k Work in patt as for front, working side shaping as foll: Work Ine row on next row, then every 4th row once more—49 sts. Work 7 rows even, Work Dec row on next (RS) row, then every 6th row 4 more times—39 sts rem, Work 6 rows even, Knit 1 WS row for tuming ridge Back-edge reinforcement: Work all sts in St st until piece from turning ridge. BO all sts SIDES (MAKE 2) With WS facing, larger needles, and 2 strands of yarn held tog, pick up and knit 11 st along selvedge edge of bottom. Next row (RS) SI 1, k3, [KII8b] 3 times, kd—14 sts, Next row (WS) S11, k2, put! to last 3 ss, 3, Next row (RS) SI 1, knit to ond, Rep last 2 rows until piece measures 5? from pick-up ross ending with a WS row. Dee row (RS) SI 1, k ‘nit to last 5st, K2tog, K3—12 st rem, Work even until piece measures 8" from pick-up row (same length as front, excluding edge reinforcement) ending with a WS row. BO all sts, BACK BELT With smaller needles and 1 strand of yarn, CO 13 sts. Work in seed st until piece measures same length as purse back, excluding edge reinforcement, BO all sts in patt. Sew piece 10 center of purse back, BUCKLE HOLDER Note: ‘The decs for the buckle holder should be customized for your buckle shape and size. Position buckle on front of purse. ‘With smaller needles and 1 strand of yarn, CO 13 sts. Work in sced st until piece measures 3" less than position of buckle bar, ‘measuring up from turning ridge at bottom of purse front, end- ing with a WS row. Dee row (RS) SI 1, dec 1 stin patt, work in ppatt to last 3 sts, dee 1 st in patt, kI—11 sts rem, Work even for 2", ending with a WS row. Rep Dec row—9 sts rem. Work even for 2", or until piece measures long enough to wrap around buckle bar, BO all sts in patt. Wrap BO end of piece over buckle ‘bar and sew in place. Sew piece to center of purse front, bes at ower edge of purse. FRONT TAB Note: The decs for the front tab should be customized for your buckle shape and size. With smaller needles and 1 strand of yarn, CO 13 sts, Work in seed st until piece mea- sures 2" less than position of buckle bar, measuring down from turning ridge at top of purse front, ending with a WS row. Dec row (RS) SI 1, dec 1 st in patt, work in patt to last 3 sts, dec 1 st in patt, kI—11 sts rem, Work even for 1", ending 70 inilscene.com with a WS row, Rep Dec row—9 sts rem, Work even for 2", or until tab, when threaded through buckle, extends s" below buckle, ending with a WS row. Rep Dee row—7 sts rem. Work even for ", ending with a WS row. Rep Dec row on next row, then every 4th row once more—3 sts rem. Next row SI 1, k2tog, psso—I st rem, Fasten off last st. Sew piece to center of purse front, beg at upper edge of purse. Thread end of tab through buckle. RUFFLES elt side: Note: When facing front of purse, these ruffles are to the left of buckle. Fist ruffle: With RS facing and beg from bottom of front, pick up (but do not knit) 33 sts evenly spaced beside front tab and buckle holder, picking up under 1 strand of knit st, and ending at turning ridge at top of front Work Rows 1-9 of left ruffle (ee Stitches). BO all sts pwise, Second ruffle: Working parallel to and about %" from pick-up row of first ruffle, beg 3" from bottom of front, pick ‘up (but do not knit) 29 sts evenly spaced along front, ending. at turning ridge at top of front. Work as for first ruffle. Third ruffle: Working parallel to and about 1" from pick-up row of second ruffle, beg 4" from bottom of front, pick up (but do not knit) 25 sts evenly spaced along front, ending at turning ridge at top of front. Work as for first ruffle. Righ! sic: First rulfle: With RS facing and beg at turning ridge at top of front, pick up (but do not knit) 33 sts evenly spaced beside front tab and buckle holder, picking up under 1 strand of knit stand ending 2" from bottom of front. Work Rows 1-10 of right ruffle (see Stitches). BO all sts kwise, Second! rule: ‘Working parallel to and about %" from pick-up row of first ruffle, beg at turning ridge at top of front, pick up (but do not knit) 29 sts evenly spaced along front, ending 3” from bottom of front. Work as for first ruffle, Thicc ruffle: Working parallel +o and about 3%" from pick-up row of 2nd ruffle, beg at ‘turning ridge at top of front, pick up (but do not knit) 25 sts evenly spaced along front, ending 4" from bottom of front ‘Work as for first ruffle Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for AllHelp us provide women in Latin America with the ergonomic bench for backstrap weaving ES Spud \e make pretty string SWEATER | wonsren svar ‘no. 9516 BeTWEEN CARDIGAN spudandenios.com ing] knitscene 71 Release: Slorahiage & Fantunay, taguzines for All‘Storeldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus C FINISHING Block pieces to measurements, Plastic canvas: Cut S pieces of canvas, 1 each for front (excluding edge reinforcement), back (excluding edge reinforcement), bottom, and sides of purse, cutting each piece 1" narrower and 1" shorter than purse measurements. With yarn threaded on a yarn needle, sew canvas to purse, leaving " of purse exposed on each side of canvas. Fold edge reinforcements to WS of purse and sew in place. Pin purse sides to front and back, With yarn threaded on a yarn needle, sew sides in place. Hand) Attach handles using 4 rectangles of lining fabric or using 4 seed st tabs as foll: With smaller needles and 1 strand of yarn, CO S sts, Work in seed st until piece measures 2" or desired length. BO all sts, Insert tab through handle slot and sew both ends securely to purse. Lining: (optional) Cut rectangle of fabric 174" wide and 191" long. Fold fabric with RS tog to form a 174" x 934" rectangle. With sewing needle and thread, sew side seams using 2 %" seam allowance. Turn upper edge of lining under 4" and press. Insert lining into purse with WS of lining against WS of purse. Sew upper edge of lining to upper edge of purse. [9) bahia shawl courtney kelley @@00 poge 25 Size 88° wide ct bottom edge, 20" wide at neck edge. and 18%" deep down center Yorn The Fibre Company Savannah (50% woo! 20% cotton, 15% linen, 18% viscose from soya: 160 yo 145.5 mI/50 g) + seofoam, 4 seins Yarn distributed by Kelbourne Woolens Gauge 17 sts onc 21 rows = 4 Inpatt on lorger needle Tools ee + Size 8 (6 mm): 40° circular (i) neede +80 9 (6 5mm: 40" cir needle + Markers (m) Yarn needie The Fibre Company Savannah see glossary for terms you don't know Notes ‘The three edge stitches at the beginning and end of the row as well as the stitch between the pattern panels are worked in ‘garter stitch and are not shown on the Stitches Cluster: K3tog but do not drop sts from left needle, yo, k3tog (same 3 sts), drop 3 sts from left needle—no change in st count, 72 knitscene.com [1] tenssponns pattem stitch w pattem repeat (eee stiches SHAWL With smaller needle, CO 77 sts. Do not join. Knit 6 rows. Change to larger needle Row 1 (RS) K3, place marker (pm) *work Row I of chart over 17 sts (working rep 2 times), pm, kl, pmy rep from * 2 more times, work Row 1 of chart over 17 sts, pm, k3—85 sts. Row 2 (WS) K3, sI m, work chart to m, *51 m, k1, sl m, work chart to m; rep from * 2 more times, sl m, k3. ‘Working chart patt between m and rem sts in garter st, work through chart Row 6—101 sts. Work 6 more rows in patt, working rep 3 times (instead of 2) between m—I25 sts, Adding 1 more rep each time between m, work Rows 1-6 leven more times—389 sts. Work chart Row 1 once more— 397 sts. Change to smaller needle and knit 7 rows. BO all sts Jewise on WS. FINISHING ‘Weave in ends and block to measurements. [9] Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for All‘Storeldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF fecuat daring red boot socks cecily glowik macdonald @@0 page 2% Ste 8% foot ciicumference {and 9" long from back of heel to tp of foe, 13" leg circumference below rb, slightly stretched: to fit an adult woman Yarn Quince and Co. Chickadee (100% woot 181 yo [166 mY/80 9) +9133 winesap. 3 skoins Gauge 24 sis ond 34 mals = 4 in Stst on smaller needles Tools 7 + Size 4 (88m): Ono sot of ct (ory Quince and Co. + Sire 5.75 mer) dpm Chickades + Moskers () + Waste yarn + Yorn needte 26 glossary for terms you don't know Stitches SI2 tog, kl. 92880! $12 sts as if to k2tog, kl, pass 2 slipped sts. lover knit st—2 sts dee'd Top Lace Patiern: (multiple of 8 sts) Rds 1, 3, and $ *K1, p2, k3, p2; rep from * around. Rnd 2 *K1, p2, vo, st2 tog, k1, p2ss0 (see Stitches), yo, p25 rep from * around. Rad 4*K1, p2,k1, yo, ssk, p2s rep from * around. Rnd 6 Rep Rnd Rep Rnds 1-6 for patt. Bock Lace Panel: (over 9 sts) Rads 1, 3, and § K1, p2, k3, p2, kl Rnd 2 KI, p2, vo, 12 tog, kl, p2ss0, yo, p2, KI Rnd 4K1, p2, kl, yo. ssky p2, KL Rnd 6 Rep Rnd 1. Rep Rnds 1-6 for patt. SOCKS ‘With smaller dpn, CO 72 sts. Place marker (pm) and join in the rnd. Work 7 rnds in kl, pI rib. Change to larger dpn and work Rnds 1-6 of top lace patt (see Stitches) once. Next rnd ‘Work back lace panel (see Stitches) over 9 sts, #p2. 3, p2, k1s rep from * to last 7 sts, p2, K3, p2. Cont in patt for 11 more nds, Snope Leg: Note: On dec rds, work dees on either side of back lace panel into rib pattas foll: On first 2 sts after panel, p210g if 2nd st on left needle isa purl st; k2t0g if 2nd st fn left needle is a knit st. On last 2 sts of dec rnd, ssp if first st on left needle is a purl st; sek if first st on left needle is a knit st. On rnds without decs, work rib patt as established. When leg measures 8" from CO, change to smaller dpn. Dee rnd ‘Work back lace panel over 9 sts, p2tog; work to last 2 sts, ssp—2 sts decid. Work 5 rnds even. Dee rnd Work back lace panel over 9 sts, k2tog, work to last 2 sts, ssk—2 sts dec’. Cont to work Dec rd (working decs into rib patt) every 6th nd 9 more times—50 sts rem. Work 11 rnds even. Next rnd Remove m, k17, pm, k25, pm (for new beg-of-md). Knit 5 rnds, Next rnd With waste yarn, knit to first m, sl 25 sts just worked back to left needle and Knit them again with main yarn, knit to end of rnd, Contin St st until piece measures 54" from waste yarn end, Shaipe joe: Dee end *K1, ssk, work to 3 sts before m, k2tog, Kl; rep from * once more—4 sts dec’d, Rep Dec rnd every other rnd 8 more times—14 sts rom. Knit 1 rnd, Divide sts evenly between 2 needles and ‘graft sts tog, using Kitchener st. Hee! Carefully remove waste yarn and place 50 sts on dpn. With sock held so that foots above leg, attach yarn to last st of top row of sts. Pm, 25, pm, knit to end. Shape heel: Work as for toe. FINISHING Block pieces, Weave in ends. [8] folk flowers shawl sharon dreifuss © 000 page 27 Size 48" wide and 13° deep at center point Yarn Brown Sheep Nature Spun Fingering (100% woot 310 yal [283 m}/50 g) + N65 sapphire, 1 ball Gauge 21 sis and 26 rows = 4° in lace pat, after biocking Tools + Size 5 (.75 mm) needies + 338 size 6" seed beads in colors a8 fll 134 purple, a 5 102 green, 80 red, 22 blue 18 + Size 12 (1 mm steel crochet hook ne = erbete i) Brown Sheep Neture Spun + Yan needie Fingering see glossary for terms you don't know Stitches Bobble: (KI, pl, Kl, p1, kt) in same st, tans kS, turn; sl 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and Sth sts over first st on left needle, K1tDl Place Beodt Slide a bead onto crochet hook as far as it will go. Insert hook pwise into next st to be Worked and transfer st to hook, Catch st in hook and slide bead down hook onto st. You may find it easier to hold onto bead with left hand as you are pulling st through bead! with hook. Slide bead down st then place st onto left needle. Knit this st on RS row or purl this st on WS. SHAWL Ine section: CO 3 sts. Next row Knit to last st, KI£&b—1 st ined, Rep last row 10 more times—Id sts. Knit 1 WS row, ‘Next row Work Row 1 of Eyelet Edging chart over 6 sts, place marker (pm), work Row 1 of Flower Edging chart over 8 sts, Contin patt through Row 12 of Flower Edging chart inter/spring1] knitscene 73 Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for Allbeading increase place red bood (soe stiches) 2 a ken R5:p on WS lace increase 07 +] ponns:konws a R] troton es 103 101 R] Hibionws: ” ” 2] % ” 7] #2109 00 Fs a » X] son rs: o eyelet edging 85 7] 210g on ws er 3 Se] sskonws a ” 3] s11-t2tog. ps0 n ¥] ste " 7% a s m) ? n i wo 2] He " o 7 ea (@] bobbie (soe sitches) « a binciot tat oi st 55 3 o ploce blue beod (sae stiches) o ae a ‘place groon bood (600 Stitches) a [Bh ce pure boon (coe stones) a a fe * : 07 ter epee * f 7 » | 5 ” double beaded : = 1 2 flower - 2 » 2 2 ” 7 i single beaded 2s i bi flower 23 2 i 2 E li ~ 6 n ° 74 knitscene.com Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for All(Row 4 of Eyelet Edging chart). Next row Work Row 1 of lace decrease Eyelet Edging chart to m, sl m, work Row 1 of Beading Ine F ios chart, pm, work Row 1 of Flower Edging chart—15 sts, Cont in patt through Row 24 of Beading Inc chart (Row 4 of Ay 03 Eyelet Edging chart, Row 12 of Flower Edging char)—24 FH ot sts, Next row Work Row 1 of Eyelet Edging chart to m, slm, EH work Row 1 of Lace Ine chart, pm, work Row 1 of Double D ” Beaded Flower chart to m, work Row 1 of Flower Edging A chart—25 sts. Contin patt through Row 70 of Lace Inc chart A ze (Row 2 of Eyelet Edging chart, Row 22 of Double Beaded lower chart, Row 10 of Flower Bulging chart)—59 sts. Next BREE ‘row Work Row 3 of Eyelet Edging chart to m, work Row 71 3 Eq of Lace Ine chart to m, work Row 1 of Single Beaded Flower A ” chart tom, work Row 11 of Flower Edging chart—60 sts. A os Contin patt through Row 84 of Lace Ine chart (Row 4 of - os Eyelet Edging chart, Row M4 of Single Beaded Flower chart, EH Row 12 of Flower Edging chart) —66 sts. Next row Work oH H > Row 1 of Eyelet Bulging chart ro m, work Row 85 of Lace Ine chart tom, work Row 1 of Double Beaded Flower chart tom, cee Ba” ‘work Row 1 of Flower Edging chart—67 sts. Contin patt FH BCH 75 through Row 108 of Lace Ine chart (Row 4 of Eyelet Edging FA BH 7 chart, Row 24 of Double Beaded Flower chart, Row 12 of| peo H 7a Flower Edging chart) —78 sts. Center Next row Work BREE EH te Row 1 of Eyelet Edging chart ro m, work Row I of Lace chart F aeanaaue a to m, work Row 1 of Mirrored Flowers chart to m, work Row 1 of Flower Edging chart. Cont in patt through Row 12 ; : : as of Lace chart (Row 4 of Eyelet Kéging chart, Row 12 of Pet et H 6 ‘Mirrored Flowers chart, Row 12 of Flower Edging char). Eo Dec section: Next rew Work Row 1 of Eyelet Edging chart PEt Rete ht bl ELH tw m, work Row 1 of Lace Dee chart to m, work Row 13 of Sh He Hy Hs Double Beaded Flower chart to m, work Row | of Flower A H 2 Edging chart—77 sts rem, Contin patt through Row 24 of Lace Dee chart (Row 4 of Eyelet Edging chart, Row 12 of 4 Ee ssa Double Beaded Flower chart, Row 12 of Flower Edging EREEEEELE EY i I char) —66 sts rem, Next row Work Row 1 of Eyelet Edging H as 5 * Bee eth Hit tt H a 5 PC Se a Bi] 4s : beading mirrored flowers PECHEREEPEEE SL BEL RPERRH © ec H oH Hh Ha a = A Bet sbt set eb Hr hy » : F Bett Het Bet Heeb ett Het 37 : A H fl ch a : PEC Hse eet bt et feb H 31 3 F Betta BE RECCEECRECTCRERELT TEE] 25 i i H H 4 a PERRET Hetbett tetbt cH H EH] i Bett re id 13 t i H H A sy x winter/spring11 knitsoene 75 Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for Alladiee Dowwloed W Thus OM TRIE ‘Storeldage ~ Pres l chart to m, work Row 25 of Lace Dee chart to m, work Row 7 of Single Beaded Flower eh ‘ging chart—65 sts rem. Cont in patt through Row 38 of ace Dec chart (Row 2 of Eyelet Edging chart, Row 6 of ingle Beaded Flower chart, Row 2 of Flower Edging chart) —59 sts rem, Next raw Work Row 3 of Eyelet Edging chart to m, work Row 39 of Lace Dee chart to m, work Row 15 of Double Beaded Flower chart to m, work Row 3 of Flower Edging chart—58 sts rem. Cont in patt through Row 106 of Lace Dee chart (Row 2 of Eyelet Edging chart, Row 10 of Double Beaded t, Row 10 of Flower Edging Next row Work Row 3 of Eyelet Edging og (removing m), beg with 2nd st of rom, work Row I of Flower chart) —25 sts rem. chart to msi m, k chart, work Rov’ 11 of Double Beaded Flower chart to m, work Row 11 of Flower Edging chart—24 sts rem. Work 1 row even in part. Next row Work Row 1 of Byelet Edging chart to m, work Row 1 of Beading Dec chart to m, work Row 1 of Flower Edging chart. Contin patt through Row 24 of Beading Dec chart (Row 4 of Eyelet Edging chart, Row 12 of Flower Edging chart) —15 sts rem. Next row Removing m as you come to them, K6, k210g, KS, K2t0} 13 sts rem. Next row Knit to last 2 sts, k2tog —1 s 3 sts rem. BO all sts. ‘d. Rep last row 9 more Block to measurements. Weave in ends, (©) 76 knit rosemary street cow sarah fama @@00 page 28 Yorn Biue Moon Fiber Ar (000% sk lush, 1 ein ecuge 20 arin Tools + Marker (m) S2 size 6° seed beads (plus 19 ina cf Evers) and thread Blue Moon Fiber Arts Luscious silk ‘The pattern as written requires exactly 252 beads, but its good to thread a few more onto the yarn just in case. If you think you might want to work a longer cowl, remember that each beaded round uses 18 beads (oF 36 per repeat ofthe 12- pattern) Because of the nature ofthe patter stitch, stitch counts will vary ‘on Rounds 4, fon Rounds 6 and 12, returning to the original stitch count. 10, and 11; the extra stitches are decreased Tnsert right needle into st 3 rows below next ston left to the purl st just above the beaded slipped st); knit a lip st off left needle, (The ‘work will not ravel because you've knit into a st under this st, need st, yo, then knit again into same st securing the column.) SL pwise with yar in front (wy), slide bead hat it sits on strand of yarn in place before working next st s crossing in front of slipped st multiple of 6 sts) Rnds 1 and 3 Purl Rnd 2 Knit Rnd 4*K1 below (see Stitches), k5; rep from * to end. Rnd $ *K3, p5; rep from * to end, Rnd 6 *SI 2 as if to k2t0g, kl, p2sto, k2, PB (see Stitches), k2s rep from * to end, Rnds 7 and 9 Purl Rnd 8 Knit Rad 10 K3, *k! below, k5; rep from * to last 3 ts, kl below, k2. Rnd 11 P3, *13, p5; rep from * to last 5 sts, k3, p2. Rnd 12 *PB, k2, sl 2 as if to k2t0g, kl, p2ss0, K25 rep from * to end Rep Rnds 1-12 for patt ‘Thread sewing thread onto sewing needle. Tie a strong knot, making a loop. Adjust the loop so that the knot is not at the Release Slorshlags & Fantumag, Magatnes for AlKnitting ins WORKSHOP ee DOWN) knittingdaily J] | 2 a Invite top-notch knitwear designers into your fiber studio for one-on-one knitting lessons! NEW! Knitting from the Top Down with Wendy Bernard 2 = In this workshop video, knitter extraordinaire Wendy Bernard shares her expertise for knitting top-down sweaters and demonstrates a top-down raglan pullover and a set-in sleeve cardigan pattern. 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Now you can string the beads onto the yarn by threading them onto the sewing needle and thread and then slipping them onto the yarn, ‘Thread all 252 beads, plus some extra (see Notes). COWL With beaded yarn, CO 108 sts, Place marker (pm) and join in. the rnd. [Purl t md, knit 1 rnd] 2 times, purl 1 rnd. Beas set-up Md *PB Gee Stitches), 5 rep from * to end. Work Rnds 1-12 of patt st Gee Stitches) 7 times, omitting beads on Rnd 12 of final rep—piece should measure 74" from CO. [Purl 1 md, knit 1 md] 2 times, purl | md. Loosely BO all sts. FINISHING ‘Weave in ends. (5) bergamot shawl laura nelkin @O® p90 29 Size 64" wide and 28" deep at center point, excluding fringe Yarn Schaeler Yorn Andrea (100% cutivated sik; 1,093 yo [999 m]/100 g) + chamomile, 2skelne (about 1.800 yc needled) Gauge 19 sts anc 31 rows = 4" Inbody patt with 2 strands of yarn held tog, atter blocking Tools + Sie 4 (5 mm): 40° circulor (i needle + Size 12 (1 mm) steel crochet hook der pasting beckss Schaeter Yarn Andrea + Size £/4 (8.5 mm) crochet hook (for attaching tinge) + 1,728 size 6° glass seed beads (about 145 g) * Waste yarn + Markers (m) = Cable needle (er) *Yarnneedie see glossary for terms you don't know Notes Yam is held double throughout. ‘To keep the two balls from. tangling, put each ball ina ziplock bag with a small hole cut neatly in the body of it. Pull the end of the yarn through this hole. Stitches Centered Double Decrease: $11 to en and hold in back, s11 Jkwise to right needle, sI st from cn to left needle, K2tog, psso—2 sts dec’d, 78 initscene.com Place beads (P8): Slide 2 beads onto crochet hook. Insert hook berween cables 4 rows below and pull a new st through. Catch stin hook and slide beads down hook onto st. You may find easier to hold onto beads with left hand as you are pulling st through beads with hook, Slide beads down st, then place st onto right needle—1 st ine’d. Make 4 with Beads: PB (see Stitches), knit next st, insert right needle between cables 4 rows below and pull a new st through, Jknit next st] 2 times, PB, knit next st—4 sts inc'd to 8 sts. SHAWL Edging: Using the invisible provisional method, CO 9 sts. ‘Work with 2 strands of yarn held tog throughout. Set-up row (WS) K2, p7. Work Rows 1-14 of Left Edging chart 13 times, then work Rows 15-30 once—1 st rem, Fasten off last st. Remove provisional CO and place 9 sts on needle. Work Rows 1-14 of Right Edging chart 13 times, then work Rows 15-30 once—1 st rem, Fasten off last st. Bociy: With RS of edging facing, pick up and knit 399 sts evenly spaced along straight edge (about 1 st for each row). Next row (WS) P19, place marker (pm), p171, pm, p19, pm, p171, pm, pI9. ‘Work Body chart as foll: Beg with Row 1, work right edge ‘once, then work right body 19 times, then work center once, then work left body 19 times, then work left edge once. Cont as established, working Rows 1-16 nine times total (you will \work 2 fewer reps of both the right and left body for every vertical rep worked) —75 sts rem, Purl 1 RS row. BO all sts pwise. FINISHING ‘Weave in ends, Wet-block to measurements. Fringe: Holding. 2 strands of yarn tog, cut 392 fringes, each 6" long. Fold 1 fringe (2 strands of yarn held tog) in half and use larger ] s11.k2t0g.pss0 °] Si [Ey rt nt according to Lace Panel chart, knit to end. Cont in patt, ‘completing sleeve shaping, and work through end of chart—40 (44, 48, 52, 56) sts rem. Work 2 rows even—piece measures 1815 (19%, 19%, 2034, 20%" from body division, Change to smaller needles. Work in 22 rib (see Stitches) for 10 rows. BO all ss, Place 64 (72, 80, 90, 100) sts opposite first sleeve onto larger needle for second sleeve, Work second sleeve as for first. FINISHING Block piece to measurements as foll (see Notes): Back square: 16 (18, 20, 22%4, 25)" along each side; sleeve width at top: 13% (15%, 16%, 19, 21)" cuff width: 8% (9%, 10, 11, 1110); sleeve length: 20 (20%, 21%4, 22, 22%). Sew sleeve seams. Fron! bone! Place both sets of held sis onto larger needle, pm, and join in the mnd—128 (144, 160, 180, 200) sts. Ine rnd [K6, MI] 20 (24, 20, 20, 20) times, [k5, M1] 0 (0, 8, 12, 16) times, KS (0. 0, 0, 0) —148 (168, 188, 212, 236) sts, Work 19 rds in 2x2 rib. Using the sewn method (see Stitches), BO all sts. Weave in ends. (9) winier/sping!] knitscene 81 Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for Allbdlte cardigan katie himmelberg @00 page 38 Sizes 31 (36. 404, 45%, 60)" bust: shown in size 31° Yom Pymouth Tara Tweed (40% merino, 303 lomo, 30% sik: 135 yo (128 m/100 g): + turquoige (MC). 5 8. 9, 10) skeins + aqua (CC). 1 skein Gauge 15 sts ond 23 rows = atin Stst Tools + Sze 9 (6.5 mmy needles, plus ciculerin any length for bands + Sic 1" buttons + Yarn needie + Sie G/6 (4 mm) crochet hook + Stitch holders + Contrasting waste yarn 23 tieneniaiiimmenl Plymouth Taria Tweed see glossary for terms you don't know BODY With MC, CO 109 (127, 145, 163, 181) sts Row 1 (RS) *P1, kS; rep from * to last st, pl Row 2 (WS) *K1, p3; rep from * to last st kl Rep last 2 rows until rib measures 1's" from CO, ending with a WS row, Work in St st until piece measures 15 (15, 16, 16, 17)" from CO, ending with a WS row, Divide for armholes: (RS) K22 (26, 30, 34, 38) for right front, BO 6 sts, k53 (63, 73, 83, 93) for back, BO 6 sts, k22 (26, 30, 34, 38) for lett front, Place sts for right front and back on holders. LEFT FRONT Purl 1 WS row. Dee row (RS) K1, ssk, knit to end—I st ddec’d. Rep last 2 rows 3 more times—18 (22, 26, 30, 34) sts em, Work even in St st until armhole measures 54 (6, 6%, 7, 719", ending with a RS row. Shape neck: At beg of WS, rows, BO 2 (2, 4,4, 4) sts once, then 4 (4, 4, 6,8) sts once— 12 (16, 18, 20, 22) sts rem, Work even until armhole mea~ sures 8 (8%, 9, 944, 10)". BO all sts RIGHT FRONT ‘Transfer 22 (26, 30, 34, 38) held sts for right front to needle, With WS facing, join yarn and purl 1 WS row. Dee row (RS) Knit to last 3 sts, k2t0g, KIMI st dec'd, Rep last 2 rows 3 more times—18 (22, 26, 30, 34) sts rem. Work even in Stst until armhole measures 5% (6, 6%, 7, 74)", ending with a WS row. Shape neck: At beg of RS rows, BO 2 (2, 4, 4, 4) sts once; then 4 (4, 4, 6, 8) sts once—12 (16, 18, 20, 22) sts rem, Work even until armhole measures 8 (8%, 9, 9%, 10)". BO all sts. BACK ‘Transfer $3 (63, 73, 83, 93) held sts for back to needle, With WS facing, join yarn and purl 1 WS row, Dee row (RS) K1, sak, knit to last 3 sts, k2tog, kI—2 sts dec'd. Rep last 2 rows 82. knitscene.com 3 more times—45 (55, 65, 75, 85) sts rem. Work even until armholes measure 8 (8%, 9, 9%, 10)", BO all sts SLEEVES With MC, CO 38 (44, 50, $6, 62) sts. Row 1 (RS) K3, *pl, k5; rep from * to last 5 sts, pl, kd. Row 2 (WS) P4, k1, *pS, kl5 rep from * to last 3 sts, p3, Rep last 2 rows until rip measures 1!" from CO, ending with a WS row. *Ine row (RS) K2, M1, knit to last 2 sts, Ml, K2—2 sts inc'd. Work 13 rows even in St st. Rep from * 4 more times—48 (54, 60, 66, 72) sts. Work even if necessary until sleeve measures 14" from CO, ending with a WS row. Shape cop: BO 4 sts at beg of next 2 rows. Next row (RS) K.1, ssk, knit to last 3 sts, k2t0g, kI—2 sts dee'd. Purl 1 WS row. Rep last 2 rows 4 more times—30 (36, 42, 48, 54) sts rem, Work even in St st for 3" from last dee row, ending with, a WS row. Dec row (RS) K1, [ssk] 2 times, knit to last 5 sts, [k2t0g] 2 times, kI—d sts deed. Purl 1 WS row. Rep last 2 rows 2 G, 4, 5, 6) more times. BO rem 18 (20, 22, 24, 26) FINISHING: Sew shoulder seams. Neckbanch With cir needle and MC, beg at right-front neck, pick up and knit 65 (65, 71, 73, 81) sts across top of right front, back, and left front. Row 1 (WS) P2, kl, *p5, kls rep from * to last 2 sts, p2. Row 2 (RS) K2, *p1, k5; rep from * to last 3 sts, pl, K2. Rep last 2 rows until neckband measures 1" from pick-up. BO all sts. Sutionboncis: Beg at lower corner of right front, pick up and knit $3 (83, 85, 85, 87) sts along front opening. Knit 14 rows. BO all sts kwise on WS. Beg at left-front neck edge, pick up and knit 83 (83, 85, 85, 87) sts down front opening. Knit 7 rows. Buttonhole row (RS) K5 (5, 6, 6, 7); [BO 3 sts, K9] 3 times, BO 3 sts, k20, BO 3 sts, K9, BO 3 sts, kd (4, 5, 5, 6), Next rew Knit and use the backward-loop method 10 CO 3 sts over each buttonhole. Knit S more rows. BO all sts kwise on WS. Sew sleeve seams and sew sleeves into armholes, gathering excess fabric at top of cap. Weave in ends. Sew buttons to right-front band, aligning with button holes. Bel: With CC, CO 9 sts. Row 1 *K1, pls rep from * to last st, K1. Row 2 *PI, kl; rep from * to last st, pl. Rep last 2 rows until belt measures about 53 (53, 57, 60, 65) or desired length. BO all sts. Bell loops: With contrasting ‘yarn, mark placement of belt loops about halfway berween large gap in buttons on buttonbands. Measure out a 10-d strand of MC and cut. Split plies of yarn in half, rolling each 3 i A 5h, SHY 9/40. MH 9H TD" OUMONTY 5 a S i}p at fe ®- | pody & § | steve | + . 10.aM% 134,18, 1649" 29. 884, ABs, aBy Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for Alldoen Por ‘Storeidage ~ Ares egantiise Download t Thu into a small ball. With one half-ply strand and crochet hook, ch 10, leaving a 9" tal at beg. Next row Ch 6, se around chains made in previous row, sc in first ch of previous row. Next row Ch 1, sc into first ch of previous row. Next row Ch 6, sc around chains made in previo ch of previous row. Fasten off yarn, leaving a tail about 9 long. Make 4 belt loops. Block as desired, Sew into place using yarn tals. (6) fonia barry e000 page 39 Size 36 (99. 42, 45, 48) Yorn Ciassic ii 5 10% sik: 120: 0 x Gauge nd Tools 6 (4 mm): two es (Apr Classic Elite Magnotia Notes Body is worked in one piece to the armholes, then fronts and back are worked separately back and forth. “The collar is picked up from body and worked sideways, Because of the large number of stitches in the bands, itis helpful to place a marker every 20 stitches. BODY With longer cir needle, CO 201 (214, 231, 247, 264) sts. Do not join, Work in St st until piece measures 1! rally rolling edge, ending with a RS row. Ine row (WS) [Pé. MIP] 15 (4, 5, 3, 4) times, [p5, MIP] 3 (32, 33, 41, 42) times, [p6, MIP] 15 , 5. 3, 4) times, p6-—234 (254, 274, 294, 314) sts, Work Rows 1-12 of Cable chart 5 times bout $%" above rolling edge, Dee row (RS) K31 (29,31, 34), k2tog, [k3, k2tog] 34 (39, 42, 46, 49) times, k31 (28, 31, 31, 33)—199 (214, 231, 247, 264) sts rem. Work 5 rows in Stst, ending with a WS row. Set up belt loops: (RS) K50 (53, 58, 62, 66), place next 3 sts on holder, use backward-loop method to CO 3 sts, k93 (102, 109, 117, 126), place next 3 sts con holder, CO 3 sts, k50 (53, 58, 62, 66), Work 15 rows even, ending with a WS row. Next rew (RS) K50 (53, 58, 62, 66), place 3 held sts for belt loop on dpn, work 17 rows in St st over these 3 sts, hold dp in front of cit needle, [kl st from, dpa tog with 1 st from cir needle] 3 times", k93 (102, 109, 117, 126), rep from * to * once, k50 (53, 58, 62, 66). Work 4 rows even in St st, ending with a RS row. Ine row (WS) P32 (29, 32, 32, 34), MIP, [p4, MIP] 34 (39, 42, 46, 49) times, p31 (29, 31, 31, 34) —234 (254, 274, 294, 314) sts Work Cable chart until piece measures 17/" from rolling edge, ending with a WS row. Divide for armholes: (RS) Work 57 (62, 67, right-front sts, place sts just worked on a holder; BO 8 (8, 9, 9, 10) sts, work until there are 112 (122, 131, 141, 150) sts on right needle, slip rem 57 (62, 6 311 knitscene 83 Release Slorshlags & Fantumag, Magatnes for AlSh. 46, 5,58" Ox ei sh, Dh Qh. 2h, 26,24" “Ee oy g 2B z a & || a3 a § 36 (39, 42,45, 48)" kon 6: p on ws =] pon rsskon ws El verre SSE ssh: ont00n, holdin fot Kz phithen pt. Palin 1081 pect 72,77) leftcfeont sts onto holder. (Make note of which row of the chart was last worked for fronts.) BACK Shape armholes: (WS) BO 8 (8, 9, 9, 10) sts, work to end. Dec 1 st each edge every RS row 7 (9, 12, 12, 14) times—90 (86, 98, 108, 112) sts rem. Work even until armholes measure 8 (8%, 814, 9, 91), ending with a WS row. Shape shoulders: BO 8 (9, 9, 11, 12) sts at beg of next 4 rows, then 7 (8, 9, 10, 10) sts at beg of next 2 rows. Place rem 44 back-neck sts on, holder. LEFT FRONT Place $7 (62, 67, 72, 77) leftsfront sts on needle with RS facing. Next row (RS) Join yarn and BO 8 (8, 9, 9, 10) sts, work to end, Work 1 WS row even, Shape armhole: Dee 1 st at armhole edge every RS row 7 (9, 12, 12, 14) times. At the same time, beg shaping neck on first armhole dec row as foll: Dee 1 stat neck edge every RS row 16 times, then every 4th row 3 times—23 (26, 27, 32, 34) sts rem afterall shaping. Work even until armhole measures 8 (8%, 845, 9, 914)" ending with a WS row, Shope shouleler At beg of RS rows, BO 8 (9,9, 11, 12) sts twice, then 7 (8, 9, 10, 10) sts once, RIGHT FRONT Place $7 (62, 67, 72, 77) right-front sts on needle with WS. facing. Next rew (WS) Join yarn and BO 8 (8,9, 9, 10) sts, work to end. Shape armhole: Dee 1 stat armhole edge every RS row 7 (9, 12, 12, Ld) times, At the same time, beg ‘neck shaping on first armhole dec row as foll: Dec 1 stat neck edge every RS row 16 times, then every 4th row 3 times—23, (26, 27, 32, 34) sts rem afterall shaping. Work even until armhole measures 8 (8%, 834, 9, 9", ending with a RS row. 84 knitscene.com Shape shoulder: Atbeg of WS rows, BO 8 (9, 9, 11, 12) sts ‘wice, then 7 (8, 9, 10, 19) sts once, ‘SLEEVES With shorter cit needle, CO 53 (53, $3, 55, $5) sts. Work in ‘Stst until piece measures 1!4" from rolling edge, ending with a WS row. Shape sleeve: Inc 1 st each side on next RS row, then every 10 (10, 8, 6, 6)th row 11 (12, 15, 5, 12) times, then every 0 (0, 0,8, 8)th row 0 (0, 0, 11, 6) times—77 (79, 85, 89, 93) sts, Work even until piece measures 17!" from, rolling edge, ending with a WS row. Shape cap: BO 8 (8, 9, 9, 10) sts at beg of next 2 rows, then dec 1 st each edge e RS row 8 times, then every row 2 (2, 4, 4,4) times, then every RS row 8 (9, 9, 10, 11) times. Work I row even. BO 3 sts at beg of next 4 rows. BO rem 13 (13, 13, 15, 15) ss, FINISHING Block pieces to measurements. Sew shoulder seams. Front band With longer cir needle and RS facing, beg at lower right-front edge, pick up and knit 132 (133, 135, 137, 139) sts evenly along right front to shoulder seam, place marker (pm), ‘work sts from back-neck holder as fall: K1, k2t0g, [k2, k2tog] 10 times, K1, pm, pick up and knit 132 (133, 135, 137, 139) ste evenly along left front to lower edige—297 (299, 303, 307, 311) sts. Work in Sest until piece measures 3" from pick-up, row (unrolled), ending with a WS row. BO all sts. Sew sleeves. Sew sleeve seams. Belt: With dpn, CO 14 sts, Row 1 (RS) S13 sts pwise with yarn in back, knit to end, Row 2 (WS) Si 3 sts pwise with yarn in front, purl to end. Rep last 2 rows until helt measures 62" or desired length, Block. Allow belt edges to curl inward naturally. (0) correa hoodie amy polcyn @@@0 page 40 Sizes 36 (88), 434, 46, 50)" bust with fronts overlapped: shown in size 36° Yarn Classic Elite Kumara (05% merino, 15% comet 128 ve (117 m]/50 9) + #5796 Thai purple, 10 (1 12,18, 14) balls Gauge 17 sis onc in lace pail, after blocking Tools + See 9 (6.5 mm): 32" ckeular (in needle + Stich holders or waste yorn + Markers (7) “Yor needle Classic Elite Kumora see glossary for terms you don't know Notes ‘The circumferens center front. of the body allows for 4-5" of overk Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for All‘Storeldage ~ Pres Meganiies Download ty Tus POF fecuat Stitches 4x2 Rib: (multiple of 6 sts + 4) Row 1 (RS) *K4, p2; rep from * to last 4 sts kd, Row 2 P4, *k2, p4; rep from * across. Rep Rows 1 and 2 for patt. Lace Patter for Body: (multiple of 6 sts + 4) Row 1 (RS) *Yo, ssk, K2tog, vo, p2; rep from * to last 4 sts, yo, sok, K2t0g, yo. Rows 2 and 4 P4, *2, p4 rep from * across. Row 3 *K4, p2; rep from * to last 4 sts, kd Rep Rows 1=4 for patt. Lace Pattern for Sleeves: (multiple of 6 sts) Row 1 (RS) *Yo, ssk, k2t0g, yo, p2s rep from * across. Rows 2 and 4 *K2, p4s rep from * across. Row 3 *K4, p2; rep from * across. Rep Rows 1-4 for patt. BODY CO 172 (184, 202, 214, 232) sts. Do not join, Work in 42 rib (Gee Stitches) until piece measures 5" from CO, ending with a WS row. Next row (RS) Work 18 sts in rib, place marker (pm), work in lace patt for body (see Stitches) to last 18 sts, _pm, work in rib as established to end. Cont in patt until piece measures 17 (17%, 18, 18%, 19)" from CO, ending with a WS row. Divide for fronts and back: (RS) Work 48 (SI, 55, 58, 63) sts in patt and place these sts on holder for right fror place last 48 (S1, 55, 58, 63) sts of row on holder for left front—76 (82, 92, 98, 106) center sts rem on needle for back. BACK Shope armholes: Keeping in pat, BO 4 (5, 6, 7, 8) sts at beg of next 2 rows—68 (72, 80, 84, 90) sts rem. Dec I st each edge every RS row 4 (5, 6, 7, 8) times—60 (62, 68, 70, 74) sts rem. Work even in patt until armholes measure 7 (7%, 8, 8%, 9)", ending with a WS row, Make note of last row of lace patt worked. Shape shoulders: BO 6 (6, 7, 7,7) sts at beg of next 2 rows, then 6 (7, 7, 7,8) sts at beg of foll 2 rows, then BO 7 (7, 7, 8, 8) sts at beg of foll rows—22 (22, 26, 26, 28) sts rem for back of hood. Place sts on holder. LEFT FRONT ‘Transfer 48 (51, 55, 58, 63) left-front sts to needle. Join yarn with RS facing. Shape armhole: Keeping in patt, BO 4 (5, 44,5, 8K,5H)" 5h GU.6.6, 61) i oo g : 5 = t : he 3 3 al 7 oe ’ Saber — = 2 iwqatany © sonean ata eon ser Including overanping fabric 6, 7,8) sts at armhole edge (beg of RS rows) once—44 (46, 49, 51, 55) sts rem, Dee 1 stat armhole edge every RS row 4 5,6, 7,8) times—40 (41, 43, 44, 47) sts rem. Work even in ptt until armhole measures same as back to shoulder, ending with same row of lace patt as noted on back. Shope shoul Ger: At beg of RS rows, BO 6 (6, 7, 7, 7) sts once, then 6 (7, 7, 7,8) sts once, then 7 (7, 7, 8,8) sts once—21 (21, 22, 22, 24) sts rem for hood. Work 1 WS row. Place sts on holder, Jeaving m in place. RIGHT FRONT Transfer 48 (51, 55, 58, 63) right-front sts to needle. Join yarn with WS facing. Shape armhole: Keeping in patt, BO 4 (5, 6, 7,8) sts at armhole edge (beg of WS rows) once—44 (46, 49, 51, 55) sts rem, Dee 1 stat armhole edge every RS row 4 (5,6, 7, 8) times—40 (41, 43, 44, 47) sts rem. Work even in patt until armhole measures same as back to shoulder, ending TRS row after row of lace patt noted on back. Shape snoulcier At beg of WS rows, BO 6 (6, 7, 7, 7) sts once, then 6 (7, 77,8) sts once, then 7 (7, 7, 8, 8) sts once—21 (21, 22, 22, 24) sts rem for hood, Place sts on holder, leaving m in place. SLEEVES CO 56 (60, 64, 68, 72) sts. Do not join. Next row (RS) K1 , 2,1, 0), *k4, p25 rep from * to last 1 (, 2, 1,0) st), kT (, 2, 1, 0). Next row P1 (0, 2, 1, 0), *k2, p4s rep from * to last 1 (2,1, 0) st), pt ©, 2, 1, 0). Rep last 2 rows until piece measures 4" from CO, ending with a WS row, Next row (RS) KI (0, 2,1, 0), work in lace patt for sleeves (see Stiteh- es) to last 1 (0, 2, 1,0) st(), KI (0, 2,1, 0). Work even in patt until piece measures 13 (13, 13%, 14, 14)" from CO, ending swith a WS row. Shape cop: Keeping in patt, BO 4 (3, 6,7, 8) sts at beg of next 2 rows—48 (80, 52, 54, 56) sts rem. Dee 1 st each edge every RS row 4 (5, 6, 7,8) times, then every row 14 times—12 sts rem. Work 1 row even, BO 2 sts at beg, ‘of next 4 rows—4 sts rem, BO all sts FINISHING. Block pieces to measurements, Sew shoulder seams. Sew sleeves into armholes. Sew sleeve seams. Hood: Place 21 (21, 22, 22, 24) sts from right front, 22 (22, 26, 26, 28) sts from back neck, and 21 (21, 22, 22, 24) sts from left front onto «dle—64 (64, 70, 70, 76) sts total. Leave markers in place (18 sts from each end), With RS facing, join yarn. Next row Work 18 sts in rib, work 28 (28, 34, 34, 40) sts in lace pat as ‘established, work 18 sts in rib, Cont in patt for 2", ending with a WS row. Ine row (RS) Work 18 sts in pat, sl m, ML, work in patt to m, M1, sl m, work in patt to end—2 sts ine'd. Rep Inc row every RS row 11 more times, working new sts, into lace patt—88 (88, 94, 94, 100) sts, Work even in patt until hood measures 14" from shoulders, ending with a WS row, Block hood. With RS tog, join top of hood using three-needle BO. Beit CO 12 sts Row 1 *S11 with yarn in front (wy) ks rep from * across. Rep Row 1 until piece measures 42 (46, 50, 54, 58)" from CO. Next row K2tog, *k2tog, pass 2nd st over first to BO. 1st; rep from * across. Fasten off last st, Weave in ends. [) winter/spring1] knitscene 85 Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for Allbandha hoodie christa giles © 000 poge «1 Sires 35% (89, 42, 46%, 49%, 1531)" bust: shown in size 39° Yorn Valley Yarns Goshen (48% Peruvian cotton, 46% modal, 6% sik: 92 yd (84 m)/ 50.9) + 407 ginger. 16 (18, 20, 28 26, 29) balls: Yarn distributed by WEBS Gauge 18 sts and 28 mds = 4 InStst, 18 ss cng 32 rows = In openwork patt Tools 26 + Sie 7 (45 my 16" and 24° crcular (cit) needle ond double-pointed (pn) + Markers (m) + Stteh hole “Yarn needie + 2D rings size 1s" (rings shown by Dnt”) “Two le" Buttons Valley Yarns Goshen see glossary for terms you don't know Notes ‘Sweater is worked in the round from the neck down with a hemmed neckline, cuff, and bottom edge. Hood and belt loops are worked separately and sewn in place. To create a draped neckline, more stitches are east on for the front neck, than for the back, and the front section will be worked with short-rows but without any other shaping until the back sec~ tion has increased to the same number of stitches asthe front, Stitches SI 1, k2{0g, 350" Slip 1 st kwise, k2t0g, pass slipped st over— 2sts dec'd Openwork Pati: (multiple of 4 sts + 3) Row 1 (RS) K1, pl, *k3, pj rep from * to ast st kt Row 2 (WS) K1, p1, *p3, kls rep from * to last 5 sts, py kL Row 3 K1, pl, *yo, s1 1, K2tog, psso (see Stitches), yo, KI rep from * to last 5 sts, yo, sl 1, k2t0g, psso, yo, pl, kl Rows 4 and 6 K1, p2, *k1, p3; rep from * to last 4 sts kl, p2, 1 Row 5 [K1,p1] 2 times, 413, pl; rep from * to last 3 sts, kl, pl, KL Row 7 K1, p210g, yo, *K1, Yo, sl 1, K2tog, psso, yor rep from * to last 4 sts, KI, yo, p2tog, KI Row 8 Rep Row 2. Rep Rows 1-8 for patt BODY Neck facing’ With longer cir needle, CO 90 (98, 104, 116, 122, 126) sts. Place marker (pm) and join in the rnd. Rad 1 K38 (42, 46, 50, $4, 56) for front, pm, k10 (10, 10, 12, 12, 12) for left sleeve, pm, k32 (36, 38, 42, 44, 46) for back, pm, k10 (10, 10, 12, 12, 12) for right sleeve. Rand 2 Knit to first m, sm, *k2t0g, knit to 2 sis before next m, ssk, sl mi rep from * 2 more times—6 sts dec’d, Rnd 3 Knit 86. knitscene.com Rads 4-6 Rep Rnds 2 and 3 once, then Rnd 2 once more—72 (80, 86, 98, 104, 108) sts total rem: 38 (42, 46, 50, 54, 56) sis for front, 4 (4, 4, 6, 6, 6) sts for each sleeve, and 26 (30, 32, 36, 38, 40) sts for back. Rand 7 (turning ridge) Knit to first m, s! m, purl to end, Rad 8 Knit Rnd 9 Knit to first m, sl m, *K1f&b, knit to 1 st before next m, K1f&b, sl m; rep from * 2 more times—6 sts ine’d. Rand 10 Knit to | st before m, wrap next st, turn; purl to 2 sts before m, wrap next st run; knit to end. Note: Do not pick up wraps—they become part of the pattern at the raglan shaping lines. Rep Rnds 9 and 10 only 5 (5, 6, 6, 7, 7) more times—108 (116, 128, 140, 152, 156) sts: 38 (42, 46, 50, $4, 56) sts each for front and back and 16 (16, 18, 20, 22, 22) sts for each sleeve, Ine end *K1f&b, knit to 1 st before m, kIEB&D, sl m; rep from * 3 more times—8 sts inc'd, Next rnd Knit. Rep last 2 ends 18 (19, 20, 21, 22, 24) more times—260 (276, 296, 316, 336, 356) sts: 76 (82, 88, 94, 100, 106) sts each for front and back, $4 (56, 60, 64, 68, 72) sts for each sleeve. Divide. sleeves and body: Remove beg-of-rnd m, k76 (82, 88, 94, 100, 106) front sts, remove m, place 54 (56, 60, 64, 68, 72) sleeve sts on holder, remove m, use backward-loop method to CO 4 6,8, 10, 12, 14) sts, K76 (82, 88, 94, 100, 106) back sts, remove m, place 54 (56, 60, 64, 68, 72) sleeve sts on hholder, remove m, use backward-loop method to CO 2 (3, 4, 5,6, 7) sts, pm to indicate new beg-of-rnd, use backward- loop method to CO 2 (3,4, 5, 6, 7) sts—160 (176, 192, 208, 224, 240) sts. Join in the rnd and work in St st (knit every rnd) until piece measures 16" from underarm. Turning ridge *K1, pls rep from * around. Next rnd Knit. Next rnd *K4, K2t0g, KOS (76, 84, 92, 100, 108), k2t0g, k4s rep from * once more—156 (172, 188, 204, 220, 236) sts rem. Knit 10 ‘nds, BO all sts. Fold hem to inside along turning ridge and whipstitch to WS. ‘SLEEVES Place held sleeve sts on shorter cir needle. Join yarn at center of underarm, pick up and knit 2 (3, 4, 5, 6, 7) sts, k54 (36, 60, 64, 68, 72) sleeve sts, pick up and knit 2 (3, 4, 5, 6,7) sts, 1pm, and join in the rnd—58 (62, 68, 74, 80, 86) sts. Knit 14 (11, 9, 7, 6, 5) mds. Dee rnd K2t0g, knit to last 2 sts, ssk— 2sts deed. 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Cee eee korea ete scaueioa RecN tee ‘or 877-613-4630 Tknitscene 87‘Storeldage ~ Ares degexives UTRETEI UMS towel ‘Turning ridge *K1, pi; rep from * around, Next rnd Knit. Next rnd (K2tog, k20 (20, 21, 22, 22, 23)] 2 times—42 (42, 44, 46, 46, 48) sts rem. Knit 10 mds, BO all sts, Fold hem to WS along turning ridge and whipstitch in place on WS. BELT CO 15 as. Rows 1 and 2 *K1, pl; rep from *, end Kt ‘Work openwork patt until belt measures about 38 (42, 46, 50, 54, 58)" from CO, ending with Row 2 or 6, BO all sts kwise, leaving a 12" tail, Use whipstitch to tack D rings to WS of belt about 1:s" from BO edge. Fold edge over D rings to secure and whipstiteh edge to WS of belt. BELT LOOPS (MAKE 4) CO 3 sts, leaving 8" tail, Rows 1-28 K1, pl, Kl BO in patt. Break yarn, leaving 8" tal. HOOD CO 179 sts, Rows 1 and 2 *K1, pl; rep from *, end kl. Beg openwork pat: Row 1 (RS) K1, pl, *k3, pls rep from * to last st KI Row 2 Ki, pl, *p3, kis rep from * to last 5 sts, p4, k1. Row 3 K1, pl sl 1, k2t0g, psso, vo, kl; *¥0, sl 1, k2tog, psso, yo, kl; rep from * to last 5 sts, yo, sl 1, K2tog, psso, pl, K1—2 sts dec’d, Row 4 K1, pl, *k1, p3; rep from * to last 3 sts, kl, pl kl Row 5 K1, p2tog, *k3, pls rep from * to last 6 sts, k3, p2tog; KI—2 sts dec'd, Row 6 Ki, pt, *p3, ks rep from * to last 5 sts, p4, kL Rep Rows 3-6 fourteen more times—119 sts. Shape top: Row 1 (RS) K1, pl, [vo, sl 1, k2tog, psso, vo, kl] 6 times, vo, sl 1, K210g, psso, vo, [k1, s1 1, K210g, psso, k1, yo, sl 1, K2t0g; 80, yo] 8 times, (KI, yo, sl1, k2t0g, psso, yo] 6 times, pl, k1—103 sts em, Row 2 K1, p2, (kl, p3] 6 times, (kl, p2] 16 times, (k1, p3] 6 times, KI, p2, k1. Row 3 [K1, pl] 2 times, (K3, p1] 6 times, K2tog; k1, ssk, pt] 8 times, [K3, pI] 6 times, Kl, pl, kI—87 sts rem. Row 4 K1, p2, [k1, p3) 20 times, kl, p2, KL. Row § K1, p2t0g; yo, [k1, yo, s1 1, k2t0g; psso, yo] 6 times, {k1, sl 1, k2tog, pss0, K1, yo, sl 1,k2t0g, psso, yo} 2 times, k1, [yo, s1 1, k2t0g, psso, vo, Kl, st I, k2tog, psso, k1} 2 times, (yo, sl 1, k2tog. psso, yo, ki] 6 times, yo, p2tog, kI—79 sts rem, Row 6 K1, p4, {k1, p3] 5 times, (kl, p2] 4 times, k1, p3, [k1, p2] 4 times, {k1, p3] 6 times, p1 kl Row 7 K1, pl, 3, pl] 6 times, (K2t0g, kt, ssk, pt 2 times, k3, I, (k2t0g, k1,ssk, pl] 2 times, [K3, p1] 6 times, kI—71 sts. Row 8 K1, p4, [k1, p3] 16 times, p1, k1. Row 9 KI, pI, [¥0, 1 1, k2t0g, psso, yo, kl] 6 times, [sl 1, }2tog, D0, KI, yo, sl 1, K2t0g, psso, yo, kl] 3 times, yo, sl 1, K2t0g, _pss0, yo, KI] 4 times, yo, sl 1, K2t0g, pss0, ¥0, Pl, KI—65 sts, Row 10 K1, p2, [kI, p3] 5 times, k1, p2] 6 times, {k1, p3] 5 times, kL, p2, k1. Row 11 [K1, pl] 2 times, [k3, pt] 5 times, [k2tog, kt, ssk, pt] 3 times, [K3, pI] 5 times, kl, p1, kI—S9 sts rem. Row 12 K1, p2, (Kl, p3] 13 times, kl, p2, KL Row 13 K1, p2tog, yo, [k1, yo, sl 1, K2t0g, psso, yo] 5 times, k1, 88. knitscene.com sl 1, K2tog, psso, Kt, yo, sl 1, K2tog, psso, vo, K1, sl 1, k2tog, ps0, [k1, yo, sl 1, k2tog, psso, yo] 5 times, kl, vo. p2tog, KI—SS sts rem, Row 14 Ki, p4, [k1, p3] 4 times, (kL, p2tog] 4 times, [k1, p3] 5 times, pl, kI—S1 sts rem, Fold in half with RS tog and join twp of hood with three- needle BO. FINISHING Fold neck facing to inside along turning ridge and whipstitch to WS. Block pieces to measurements. Create more drape at the collar by stretching front neckline and upper chest area ‘up toward the hood during blocking, Sew belt loops in place 4 (4, 4%, 414, 5, 514)" in from side edges and with bottom edge lined up against hem seam line. Sew buttons to inside of hem at front raglan seams. Use holes in lace patt to button cow, Beg at center-back neck and center-back seam of hood, \hipstitch each puri bump along hood edge to a purl bump along neckline, ending at front-shoulder seam. Rep for other side of hood. Weave in ends. Block again, if desired. (9) Release Storshlags & Fantumag agenes for All‘doc ‘Stoneidage ~ Pres eganiies Dowuluad ty Thus POF Twenty Contemporary Classics Inspired by Tradition Designers Courtney Kelly and Kate Gagnon Osborn put their own modern twist on knitting in Vintage Modern Knits. Make twenty stylish pieces that are classic enough to become staples in your wardrobe, but fashion-forward enough that you won't want to wait to cast on these must- have patterns. Projects range from quick mittens, hats, shawls, and scarves to cozy cardigans and pullovers, al with Courtney and Kate’s unique style and inspiration. 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