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 sewing on buttons by Frank Jernigan.
This pattern accompanies the Special Topics in Finishing article which discusses sewing on buttons.
This child’s sweater uses several textured stitches to create a foxes on the yoke.
These thigh-high socks each use one skein of variegated yarn.
This lightweight cardigan combines delicate lace mesh hems and cuffs with the sleek look of Stockinette. It uses two techniques for shaping around the hips and waist; decreases and increases, plus a change in stitch pattern.
This sweater features a stranded design.
The Rocky Hills Shawl is a triangular shawl knit in a combination of subtle texture and delicate lace.
This cover up features an eyelet lace pattern and deep vents at the side.
This man’s sweater features intricate cables and shaping at the waist.
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.
