Armenian Knitting by Mary E. Jacobs
This article discusses the stranded technique of Armenian Knitting. The Lily Armenian Sweater accompanies this article.
This article discusses the stranded technique of Armenian Knitting. The Lily Armenian Sweater accompanies this article.
This sweater accompanies the article on Armenian knitting.
This article discusses ways to successfully seam brioche so that the stitch pattern is not disrupted by the seam.
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This skirt, sized for children, is worked bottom-up and in the round. It features two cabled panels.
This Orenburg lace shawl is worked in a heavenly silk and cashmere blend from Jade Sapphire Exotic Fibers.
The tee-shirt is designed with 4″ of negative ease. If you want it looser, work it in a size with positive ease.
This cowl uses entrelac and brioche techniques worked in 10 different colors.
This skirt features faux pleats created by placing panels of reverse stockinette between panels of stockinette. It is worked flat until the hips when it is worked in the round.
This cowl is a perfect project for someone wanting a first time Fair Isle project.