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Central Park Hoodie - Knitting Pattern Central Park Hoodie
The popular hoodie pattern with expanded sizes
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Babette Blanket - Knitting Pattern Babette Blanket
This blanket offers a journey in color for the crocheter.
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Sideways Spencer - New Knitting Pattern Sideways Spencer
Early nineteenth-century fashion with twenty-first century appeal.
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  • Connections: A Red Scarf

    Connections: A Red ScarfThe saying goes that no one is really an orphan—and children in foster care, more than anyone else, need tangible reminders that they, too, belong to the human family and are cared about. Sandi Wiseheart designed this cabled scarf with its intertwined stitches as a meditation on family, connectedness, and the many ways we can say “I care” to those around us. ...
  • Mermaid Scarf

    Mermaid ScarfYears ago, a friend of mine hosted “mermaid parties,” gala women-only events where guests arrived in satiny ball gowns, glittering sequin sheaths, and sparkling jewelry fit for under-the-sea royalty. I started my scarf with a stitch pattern originally intended as a flat edging, but the result was too flat. In a wild moment, I began to crochet half motifs right down the middle of the scarf, forming wavy, lacy layers—it was then that I heard the mermaids singing....
  • Ms. Poppins Bag

    Ms. Poppins BagBecause the yarn I chose reminded me of a carpet bag, I decided to design a boxy tote like the magical one Mary Poppins carried. To keep things simple, I made a rectangle, folded it, and sewed up the sides. I then sewed pleats into the opening edges to make the bag into a trapezoid gathered at the top. I lined the bag with a store-bought linen napkin and added store-bought handles. I did a little beadwork to add decorative dangles....
  • Nicholas's Fingerless Gloves

    Nicholas's Fingerless Gloves
    Have cold hands but need your fingers free to work or play? These unisex textured mitts, worked in softest alpaca, are the answer. The easy no-cable-needle cable pattern continues from the cuff up over the back of the hand; the palm is smooth stockinette stitch for comfort and flexibility....
  • Comfort Shawl

    Comfort ShawlSandi Wiseheart needed to knit a shawl, but it couldn’t be a fancy shawl, it had to be a practical, working woman’s shawl for a friend who was undergoing chemotherapy for *** cancer. Sandi decided to start with a good thing and make it even better: she took the basic design of the popular Summer Lace Shawlette (Interweave Knits, Summer 2006), and then made it longer and wider. ...
  • Vine Lace Baby Hat

    Vine Lace Baby HatTake a lovely yarn, cast on some stitches, and work a simple (Yes, really! Would we lie to you?) lace stitch for a few inches. Then work some decreases, pull the yarn through the final stitches, and you’re done! It’s hard to resist making baby hats, especially when they are this easy—and when the results look so adorable on cute baby heads. What’s not to love?...
  • Summer Shawlette

    Summer ShawletteI’ve always been fascinated by Faroese shawls, those lovely, winglike garments devised by the women of the Faroe Islands over a hundred years ago. These shawls drape gracefully over your shoulders; their ingenious shoulder shaping ensures that they stay in place as you move about. This shawlette is easier to knit than you might think, and the yarn is more wonderful to work with and to wear than you can imagine....
  • Get The Skinny Scarves

    Get The Skinny ScarvesThese light-hearted crocheted scarves are all worked exactly alike; their unique personalities are due to the different yarns used to make each one: a colorful linen blend for summer wear, a soft alpaca yarn for winter, and a festive ribbon yarn for when you feel like celebrating. Worked length-wise on both sides of the foundation chain, each scarf is a quick treat for a weekend or evening project....