Knits Magazine Spring 2010 Cover  
Cozy up with 27 knitting projects just right for cooling weather: Explore eight different variations on knitted plaid; rediscover heritage techniques; dress up simple stitches with fun details; try out some twisted and traveling motifs; and deconstruct intriguingly architectural knits.
PLUS: Let this fall's couture knits inspire you; get up close and personal with Barbara Walker, and turn to Meg Swansen for her all-star tips on twisted stitch knitting.

Patterns & Features

Projects in the Magazine

Summer 2008
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SAND & SEA
Tidewater Wrap - Knitting Pattern
Tidewater Wrap
Nancy Shroyer
Elinor Tunic - Knitting Pattern
Elinor Tunic
Wendy Bernard
Delft Tiles Tee - Knitting Pattern
Delft Tiles Tee
Barbara Gregory
Imprint Tank - Knitting Pattern
Imprint Tank
Sarah Hoadley
Drawstring Raglan - Knitting Pattern
Drawstring Raglan
Margery Winter
Tapestry Skirt - Knitting Pattern
Tapestry Skirt
Kat Coyle
 
SUMMER GREENERY
Wallis Cardigan - Knitting Pattern
Wallis Cardigan
Melissa Wehrle
Brick Pullover - Knitting Pattern
Brick Pullover
Kathy Zimmerman
Folded Cowl Tee - Knitting Pattern
Folded Cowl Tee
Michelle Katerberg
 
KALEIDOSCOPE
Confectionary Tank - Knitting Pattern
Confectionary Tank
Deborah Newton
Download-Only Project
Available on KnittingDaily.com
04/25/2008 - 07/31/2008
Roped Shell - Knitting Pattern
Roped Shell
Angela Hahn
Plaid Halter - Knitting Pattern
Plaid Halter
Gryphon Perkins
Windowpane Socks - Knitting Pattern
Windowpane Socks
Chrissy Gardiner
Autumn Asters Cardigan - Knitting Pattern
Autumn Asters Cardigan
Michele Rose Orne
  
 
IN GREEN LACE
Eyelet Surplice Dress - Knitting Pattern
Eyelet Surplice Dress
Betty Pawlik
Wakame Lace Tunic - Knitting Pattern
Wakame Lace Tunic
Angela Hahn
Leaf Kimono Top - Knitting Pattern
Leaf Kimono Top
Sarah Barbour
Apres Surf Hoodie - Knitting Pattern
Après Surf Hoodie
Connie Chang Chinchio
  

Free Project at KnittingDaily.com

Maltese Hats - Knitting Pattern
Maltese Hats
Elizabeth Zimmermann
Reinterpreted by Meg Swansen
Available on KnittingDaily.com
05/09/2008 - 07/31/2008
Spectrum Scarf - Knitting Pattern
Spectrum Scarf
Eunny Jang
Editor
Available on KnittingDaily.com
05/02/2008
Confectionary Tank - Knitting Pattern
Confectionary Tank
Deborah Newton
Download-Only Project
Available on KnittingDaily.com
04/25/2008 - 07/31/2008

Articles

Where it Comes From: Regenerated Yarns
The world of cellulosic fibers
Amanda Berka

Real Knitters: Brooklyn General
Two women bring knitting to a Brooklyn landmark.
Bethany Lyttle

Onward! with Schoolhouse Press
The beloved company celebrates its fiftieth anniversary.
Franklin Habit

Beyond the Basics: Color Mixing 101
Using blends to explore color for knitters.
Beverly Roberts

From a Studio to a Store Near You
Peek into the life of a 7th Avenue knitwear designer.
Bethany Lyttle

Departments

  • Strands
    Letter from the editor
  • News & Views
    Knitting notes from around the world
  • Bookshelf:
    by Clara Parkes
  • Glossary
    Illustrated techniques
  • Oops
  • Sources for Supplies
    Where to find the yarns from this issue
  • Advertisers' Index
  • Ravelings
    by Katie Himmelberg
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