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Make little works of art with this collection of 40+ all new designs from the editors of Interweave Knits and Knitscene. With beautiful, eye-catching fashion photography, the focus is on the accessory: the hat, the sock, the shawl, the scarf, the mitten.

Spring 2006 Issue

 


Breezy Cables Kathy Zimmerman
Reach for an oversized cabled jacket on spring mornings.

Bobble Blue Mari Lynn Patrick
A feminine short-sleeved cardigan with cables and bobbles.

Caftan Pullover Norah Gaughan
Knit up a classic, featuring flared edges and ornamental inserts.

Saddle Seam Pullover Therese Chynoweth
Every man looks dashing in a saddle-shoulder pullover.

Sunrise Circle Jacket Kate Gilbert
Strategically placed increases round out a fitted cardigan.

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Robin Melanson: Something Borrowed, Something New
Lee Ann Balazuc

One-Piece Lace Pullover Robin Melanson
Work this lacy top from cuff to cuff.

Waterlily Top Katy Ryan
Monet-inspired colors add a painterly touch to a floaty top.

Seeing Dots Cardigan Kristin Nicholas
A little girl’s dream in pink and polka dots.

Trellis Scarf Evelyn A. Clark
Practice lace in a rectangular scarf with diamond motifs.

Aran Rose Ann E. Smith
Rice stitch and cables ornament a cropped lady's pullover.

Simply Lovely Lace Socks Karen Baumer
Two patterns in one—make these socks in different yarn weights.

Rib-and-Cable Mitts Marji LaFreniere
Stay warm and look cool in these wear-everywhere mitts.

Drop-Stitch Hoodie Theresa Schabes
A zippy alternative to a timeless favorite.

Beyond the Basics: Intarsia Leigh Radford
Learn how to knit color motifs.

Wobbly Circles Tote Leigh Radford
Try out intarsia and make a great bag.

Prairie Tunic Véronik Avery
The Arts and Crafts movement inspired this warm-weather top.

Pullover Flair Ann Budd
Fluted ribs are easy to knit and flattering to wear.

Mandarin Blouse Annie Modesitt
An Asian take on a simple-to-knit ribbed top.

Bridgetown Belt-Bag Laura Irwin
In sturdy cotton, a cool remix of the fanny pack.

Picot Camisole Gina Wilde
Go girly this season in a strappy top with contrast trim.

Pom-Pom Fingerless Mitts Deborah Newton
Mitts make the most of a precious yarn.

Streakers Shrug Pam Allen
A seamless shrug that utilizes the striping nature of a hand-dyed yarn.

 


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Ballet Wrap Cardigan

 


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