The Gardener’s Socks and Colorful Amish Socks have landed in the library! A studious sock knitter is here with a fit check on these cool heels.
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Put your leftovers to good use with this surprisingly easy stitch. (Psst—It’s not stranded colorwork.)
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Mary Lou Egan’s new mitten/mitt pattern makes variegated yarns sing.
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As we cue up our summer knitting, we’ve wondered what some of our favorite designers like to listen to while they’re click-clacking away.
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Let’s see how Susanna IC combines three different double decreases in a simple lace pattern to keep things moving in the right (and left) direction.
Many knitting designers have fantasized about having their own yarn line or yarn company. Jill Zielinski made it happen.
Simple purl stitches, complex color mixing! Give it a try and learn about the mid-century Swedish knitters that made this technique famous.
