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  • For the Love of the Small Project: Knitting Miniatures
    A note from Kathleen: I think I can safely say that we all love a small project once in a while—something we can get done in a short time with a small amount of yarn. What comes to mind is a hat or a one-skein scarf, a dishcloth or a coffee cozy
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  • 5 Free Scarf Patterns, from the Interweave Knits Staff to You!
    Whether you knit scarves to take a break from serious knitting, to practice a new stitch, or even to knit up a quick gift, there's no denying that scarf knitting is popular amongst all skill levels. First you start with garter stitch scarves, and
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  • Free Pattern: Lovely Lace Shawl (Plus More Lace Tips!)
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  • Free Pattern: Lace Scarf from Feminine Knits
    I'm taking several summer trips in the near future, and of course, like any knitter, I'm planning what projects to take with me. It may sound daft, but my favorite airplane knitting is lace knitting. Really! I make sure I have a paper copy of
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  • Fun With Fiber and Water: Hand Felted Jewelry
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  • What is a Thrum and Why is it in My Mitten?
    I have become quite obsessed lately with having warm hands up here in the land of single-digit-temps and multi-digit-snowfalls. I bought a pair of thinsulate gloves, but a half-block of dog walking finds me pulling my fingers into the palm section of
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  • Two Freebies! Entrelac Tutorial and Easy Entrelac Scarf Pattern
    One of the best entrelac tutorials I've ever seen is the Beyond the Basics article written by Eunny Jang in the Spring 2007 issue of Interweave Knits. Since entrelac can be a bit tough to explain, here's an excerpt from that article: Entrelac
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  • From Boutique Designer to Book Author: Laura Irwin
    Note from Sandi: Every one of us who has ever designed an original hat or sock has dreamed of it: A beautiful book of knitting patterns with our name on the cover. For Laura Irwin , the dream came true this year with Interweave's publication of her
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  • Free Pattern: Kochoran Mittens
    Kochoran Mittens by Katie Himmelberg When Eunny announced that she wanted us to design a "hand item" for our staff project, I knew that I wanted to make a pair of men’s mittens. My husband is still squarely in the “I don’t like sweaters” camp
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  • Exploring a Tricky Cast-On For Toe-Up Socks
    Eastern Cast On I was flipping through the final proofs of the new Fall Knits with a colleague who is a beginning knitter, and when I got to the chapter on different cast-ons and bind-offs, she looked mildly puzzled and said, "You mean there's
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  • Free Pattern: Winter Twilight Mitts
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  • Knitting Out In The Wide, Wide World
    I'm not much of a sports person (most of you have figured this out by now!). But I have gone with friends to sports events, because being with lots of people, watching men and women run around after small objects, eating junk food (I ADORE hot dogs
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  • A Cute Use For Sock Yarn: Free Lacy Hat Pattern
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  • Just In Time for the Oscars! Lacy Mesh Gloves
    Katie Himmelberg , style editor of Knitscene and assistant editor of Interweave Knits, is today's guest poster! Here's what she has to say about our new free pattern, the Lacy Mesh Gloves, designed by Eunny Jang . Eunny Jang's Lacy Mesh Gloves
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  • New (and gorgeous!) Free Pattern: White Witch Mitts
    TODAY'S POST IS BY LAURA RINTALA , managing editor of Interweave Knits, and designer of the White Witch Mitts : our new featured free pattern. Laura's White Witch Mitts (free!) I have to admit, when Eunny asked us to do some sort of movie-inspired
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  • Lining Your Knitted Bag, Part II
    The INSIDE of the Ms. Poppins' Bag Knitted stitches have a lovely drape, which is one reason we love them so! That drape is created by having lots of small holes between the yarn fibers—in general, the bigger the holes, the more drape something has
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  • Lining Your Knitted Bag, Part I
    Knitting Needle Knitting Bag The comments from Monday's post on knitting bags were a hoot! I feel so much better knowing that I am not alone in my knitting bag addiction. Bagaholics, bag ladies, and bag pigs (thank you, Merna S.!), unite! And what
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  • What's Your Knitting Bag?
    Too cute! The Knitting Needle Knitting Bag I'm beginning to think that I have a Serious Knitting Bag Habit, as I am getting dangerously close to having a different knitting bag for each UnFinished Object. This would not be a "Serious Knitting
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  • Tips & Tricks For Twisted Stitches
    Red Scarf Project Connections Scarf (Try saying THAT title three times fast!) It's true that the Connections Scarf I designed for the Red Scarf Project was my first cable-knitting project ever. I've managed to avoid cables until now, thinking
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  • The Scarf That Stole My Heart
    Modern Quilt Wrap (yum!) It's true: I hate to knit scarves. I don't know why. I just do. I am thrilled to have other people knit scarves, and in snowy January, I love snuggling up in a sweet little neck-wrap just as much as the next person. However
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  • The Origami Cardi With A Side of Pink Scarf (plus a surprise...)
    Norah Gaughan's Origami Cardigan Our final gallery this week features the Origami Cardigan by Norah Gaughan, from Interweave Knits Summer 2007 . True to its name, this cardigan has a very unusual construction--simple and elegant, with a bit of "Wow
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  • On Blocking Boards
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  • A Hot Tomato, An Icelandic Shawl, And A Charming Tip
    Hot Tomato Salsa! It is Friday the 13th, a traditional "bad luck day" in the U.S.--but I am throwing caution to the winds and wearing my fresh-off-the-needles Hot Tomato. I realize that in doing so, I am making myself a target for coffee accidents
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  • Holey Lace Knitting, Batman!
    my lacy little Summer Shawlette OK, so I couldn't resist the goofy title. It's Monday, my laptop decided to die halfway through this post...but who cares, because we get to talk about lace knitting this week. Whoo! Increases and decreases: That's
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  • Faroese Shawls
    Faroese Shawls…the very name sounds exotic, bringing to mind images of delicate, spidery lace worn by fancy society ladies. The truth is that real Faroese Shawls are anything but fancy. Originally designed by hard-working women of the Faroese Isles
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