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Learn Something New!
The topic for Learn Something New! is working single-row stripes. You can practice this technique by making the Fishing in France top.
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Fishing in France by Arenda Holladay
This pattern accompanies the Learn Something New! article which discusses how to work single-row stripes without cutting the yarn while working flat.
Vertical Buttonholes by Mary Forte
This series provides a discussion of specialized finishing techniques beyond those covered in the Master Hand Knitting Program. This issue’s article provides instructions for special vertical buttonhole by Mary Forte.
Lorelei Clutch by Mary Forte
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Chase Cardigan by Bonnie Franz
This hooded cardigan, knit in one piece for minimal finishing, features an easily memorized textured pattern.
Leaves of Cordia Socks by Heather Storta
The shape of the motif are reminiscent of the pointed leaves of the Cordia sebestena plant as well as the coral color, hence the name.
Ultra Wide Mock Cable Pullover by Frank Jernigan
This sweater features sleeves which are worked in along with the body of the sweater. It is worked top-down and in the round. The sleeve caps are shaped by a few short rows at the top and then with incrementally placed increases.
Comet by Adrienne Larsen
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Baby Butterfly Duster by Arenda Holladay
This jacket features a wide pleat at the back worked in stockinette. The rest of the garment is worked in a texture pattern. The sleeves are worked top down from the shoulders.
Camilla by Kristen TenDyke
In this pattern, the lace is worked in the round for the body, then in rows for the upper body and sleeves. The 18-stitch repeat of the pattern is maintained when casting on stitches for the sleeves, so you won’t have to do any chart-stitch counting or math to figure out where to start.