I usually like to suggest some possible alternative yarns for my patterns: I like to hit several yarn price points (and maybe if we're lucky, some of those yarns can be found on sale), some k
While knitting away on one sleeve of my yet-to-be-named top-down pullover, I realized that I probably wouldn't have enough yarn to make the sleeves as long as I wanted (slightly past wrist length).
For some reason I really enjoy figuring out how to work decreases and increases into stitch patterns: witness all of my hats (Beaufort, Maple Seed, Rose of Sharo
"Cambia" is Italian for "it changes," which perfectly describes this capelet: the "wrong" side of the cable stitch pattern is very attractive, meaning that you can wear it with either side facing out, as the mood strikes you!See more patterns
...what appears at first glance to be a standard tank top knitted in flat pieces turns out on closer inspection to be an ingenious piece of three-dimensional sculpture.
- Pam Allen, Editor in Chief, Interweave Knits
Vogue Knitting Holiday 2009, About the Vine & Leaf Beret, Vogue Knitting Fall 2009:
Angela Hahn's vine-and-leaf lace hat from our Fall 2009 issue is showing up all over the web in myriad colors and textures, each as beautiful as the next.
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One of my patterns is in the new 
For some reason I really enjoy figuring out how to work decreases and increases into stitch patterns: witness all of my hats (
