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Comet by Adrienne Larsen
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Issue: Cast On Summer 2018
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.
Drunken Snakes Scarf by Laurel Wadley
This fun to knit scarf uses cables to depict drunken snakes slithering they way down the fabric.
Honeycomb Pullover by Ashwini Jambhekar
This man features an all-over cable pattern worked on a stockinette background instead of the more typical reverse stockinette, yielding a subtle but texturally interesting fabric. The accent cables on each side of the neck mimic the circular design of the all-over pattern. All cable crossings are worked in a single row, resulting in 5 rest rows of stockinette between cable rows. As a result, the sweater progresses more quickly than you might expect for a piece with all-over cables.
First Saturday for a Daughter by Arenda Holladay
This is the coordinating dress to the First Saturday (for Moms) dress. Instead of a fitted dress, this version features an empire waist. The dress is knit from the bottom up and has the same vertical lines as Mom’s version. The back neckline is lower than the front neckline. The dress is designed with two inches of ease at the chest.
First Saturday for Mom by Arenda Holladay
The dress for mom is a fitted sheath in gray which features vertical lines created by working slipped stitches. The tea roses added the bottom hem and back neckline are optional.
Tea Roses by Arenda Holladay
These tea roses are an optional addition to the First Saturday dresses.
West Village Cardigan by Donna Estin
This unisex baby/children’s cardigan is worked in a combination of single color slip stitch and a band of bright tri-color slip stitch at the waist and cuffs. Neckband is finished in Garter st.
Miss Nancy’s Necklace by April Johnson
This “necklace” was an entry in the 2017 TKGA Celebration Design Contest. Two separate I-cord strands make this an easy knit with lots of versatility. The larger strand may be worn alone, or combine the two strands for different looks.