Knitting
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Snowflakes & Evergreens Cardigan
Sink your teeth into this Fair Isle cardi depicting heart warming designs. Clear and easy to read charts.
Denise Powell
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Ravelry: Doctor Knit
Tiny tot toques
Tiny Toques is meant for preemies, but it can be very easily adaptable for children of any age. This is a perfect project to use up your left over yarn.
Cecilia Doyle & Smith Reid
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Spring Blooms Necklace
This is the perfect project to make for anyone wanting to delve into knitting in 3D. Small enough to get a good idea of what it's about and adorable enough to wear wishing for spring.
Designed by Denise Powell
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Ravelry: Doctor Knit
Wavy Treasures Throw
Knitting this afghan has never been more easy and fun. Using a variation of the feather and fan motif, create waves in the motif.
Designed by Nancy J. Thomas
www.redheart.com
Swiss Cheese Shrug
Use a technique that allows you to make holes in the garment, a trendy look.
Designed by Jacqueline Grice
KnitswissYarns
www.knitswissyarns.com
Ravelry: Knitswiss
Leaves in the Wind Hat
A perfect hat to welcome the cooler winds of autumn. This pattern uses Intarsia.
Designed by Denise Powell
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Ravelry: Doctor Knit
Chalet Wrap
The Chalet Wrap was conceived to work up in little time. Offering a bit of interest by the patterned eyelets and the way it's constructed. It can double up as a warm lap blanket for those cooler autumn evenings.
Designed by Jacqueline Grice
The Yarn Store
17817 Leslie Street, Unit 40
Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 8C6
www.theyarnstore.ca
905.853.7001
Let Me Sock You Cloaked Berries
Purl stitches are placed just right to give the illusion of little berries on these sockes. A sock pattern you want to knit for the summer, and socks you want to wear in the winter to remind you of summer berries.
Designed by Luigina Baratto
Never Forgotten Baby Blanket
Knitter and yarn dyer Jacqueline Grice gives you the option of making the sweetest baby blanket or knitting the pattern as a shawl. Easy to knit up and interesting enough to never get bored.
Jacqueline Grice
KnitswissYarns
www.KnitswissYarns.com
Ravelry: Knitswiss
Knitted Organizer for Circular Needles
How do you store your knitting needles? How about the circular ones? Cynthia MacDougall offers a clever knitted option which is quick to knit up so you can get organized!
Designed by Cynthia MacDougall
www.cgknitters.ca
Friendship Blanket Shrug
Knitting the linen stitch is very meditative. Get the pattern for this wrap. This particular wrap was made with scraps of yarn collected over the years and knitted into this cool wrap. So easy to make!
Designed by Jacqueline Grice
www.ravelry.com/people/knitswiss
Let Me Sock You
Knitting socks that don't match is actually a fad worth delving into, this way if a sock goes missing, will anyone really know?
Designed by Luigina Baratto
www.etsy.com/shop/nekinek
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Honeycomb Poncho
This is a simple pattern with just enough interest to make the knitting worthwhile.
Designed by Cathy Payson, Red Heart
www.redheart.com
Colosseum Socks
Inspired by the ruins of the Colosseum, and knit with intarsia colourwork technique.
Designed by Luigina Baratto
www.etsy.com/shop/nekinek
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Sweetheart Entrelac Cowl
Entrelac in the round is one of the many ways to knit a cowl.
Designed by Michele Cheong
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Date-Night Knit Sweater
This is a simple pattern with just enough interest to make the knitting worthwhile.
Designed by Cathy Payson
www.redheart.com
Crystal Lattice Shawl
Knit up this spectacular shawl, perfect for every season.
Designed by Denise Powell
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Summer Sunshine Shell
It's going to be your favorite summer top, using cotton or linen yarn. The I-cord is knitted on while finishing up the garment.
Designed by Ruthie Snell
www.ruti.ca
Cocktail Cover Up
It's easier than it looks to make this elegant beach cover up. Knitted openwork makes it quick to make.
Designed by Lorna Miser
www.redheart.com
Guatemalan Bag
A knitted bag with intarsia colorwork.
Designed by Denise Powell
www.ravelry.com
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Floppy Sunflower Baby Hat
How do you make a cute baby cuter? Answer: with this knitted hat specifically designed to keep baby's head warm and sheltered by the sun, and adding a dose of cuteness to boot!
Designed by Julia Cheng
The Yarn Store
17817 Leslie Street, Unit 40
Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 8C6
www.theyarnstore.ca
905.853.7001
Chunky Knit Cabled Vest
Spring is a season of unpredictable temperatures. This vest has you covered on those warm spring days when the breeze can still send a shiver up your back. Elegantly cabled, it`s tailored just in the right spots to give you a soft curve at the waist. So easy to make!
Designed by Lisa Gentry
www.redheart.com
Rozy Cozy Tea Cozy
When this cozy was finished and sitting on the teapot, my husband looked at it and said, “Could you make a hat like that?” Well yes, I could, and so can you if you’d prefer a very silly hat to a rather silly tea cozy.
Designed by Denise Powell
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Ravelry: DoctorKnit
Fairisle Eggs
These eggs are the best! They are a great project to learn to work fair isle, and working in the round. Three fair isle patterns included.
Designed by Julia Cheng
The Yarn Store
17817 Leslie Street, Unit 40
Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 8C6
www.theyarnstore.ca
905.853.7001
Peyote Stitch Beaded Pen
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Embellishing a pen with the tubular peyote stitch can have a dazzling effect. There are two variations of tubular peyote, even and uneven (or odd), which refers to the number of beads that make up the first two rows of the project. Designed by Diane Mugford [email protected] 604.820.7932
Amber Memories Tablecloth
Picture yourself sitting outside under a shade tree weaving the afternoon away while making this beautiful table cloth. The 2x2 Monk’s Cloth is light and easy to handle, a perfect summer project for a beginner to advanced weaver. The sparkly yarns give it that extra special touch.
Designed by Christine Allan
Christine’s Swedish Weaving
www.funandfastpatterns.ca
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Eadie Mae
Most designs begin with basic shapes. Eadie Mae began with the same basic body shape that Sherry used in the Spring 2011 issue, but Lucy adapted the doll’s construction to suit her style and to suit the machine embroidery techniques used in this pattern.
Designed by Lucy Garvin
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& Sherry Del Rizzo
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Little Bonnet
Turning a handkerchief into a baby bonnet is a simple and sweet way to create a memorable baby gift. The intent of the handkerchief bonnet is that it will be worn as a bonnet for the baby’s homecoming or Christening, then put away. When the baby has grown up and is getting married, the stitches will be snipped out of the bonnet and the bride will carry it at her wedding as part of the ‘something old’ tradition. It can then be stitched into a bonnet again for the couple’s child.
Designed by Evelyn Bouma
Bobbles by the Yard
This is a fun, easy project for beginner bead knitters that can be used for a multitude of things. Knit this versatile beaded ribbon and add some bling to your wardrobe.
Designed by Flo Flory
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Quilt Block Potholder
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Designed by Denise Powell
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Ravelry: DoctorKnit