Kirwa Shawl by Renate Kamm
This pattern, worked from the top down, does not even need a chart. Simple yarn-over increases are alternated with double yarn-over rows, hiding, but at the same time highlighting the Pi increase within the design.
This pattern, worked from the top down, does not even need a chart. Simple yarn-over increases are alternated with double yarn-over rows, hiding, but at the same time highlighting the Pi increase within the design.
This rectagular wrap uses Eden Cottage yarn and a variety of lace patterns.
This scarf by Carolyn Vance is one of the Quick Knit patterns in this issue.
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This unisex scarf features reversible cables.
This shawl is a contemporary version of the traditional shawl of Northern England and Scotland.
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This fun to knit scarf uses cables to depict drunken snakes slithering they way down the fabric.
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