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Not in the mood for an all over argyle pattern? Then this twist on the classic argyle vest might be just the thing for you.
Yarn: The Fibre Company "Road to China Light"
Needles: US #5 (3.75mm), #3 (3.25mm)
Technique: Intarsia
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Interweave Knits
Winter 2012 | © Interweave Knits
Phoebe's Vest |
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The collar of this fun knit will excite color-work fans. Two cleverly placed shaping rows do not interrupt the patterning, but assure that the shawl collar falls beautifully around the neck and down the front of this jacket.
Yarn: Cascade 220, Cascade 220 Sport
Needles: US #7 (4.5mm), #6 (4mm), #3 (3.25mm)
Technique: Fair Isle (stranded color knit)
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Knitter's Magazine
Fall 2012, #108 | © Alexis Xenakis
Jubilee Jacket |
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 |  | #11 Mock Cable Tunic
The tunic uses an interesting elongated stitch pattern for the skirt part.
To allow the stripes to continue across the v-neck front, a crochet steek is worked that not only doesn't require any sewing machine but also makes for a clean finish on the WS.
Yarn: NoroTaiyo
Needles: US #9 (5.5mm), #8 (5mm)
Technique: Crochet steek
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Noro Knitting Magazine
Premier, Fall2012 | © SoHo Publishing
#11 Mock Cable Tunic |
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The front of the top looks deceptively with just a bit of lace peaking over the shoulders. But then, the back
has a little surprise in store: the top drops away into a low back line
revealing a misty lace of rivulets and boulders.
Yarn: Manos del Uruguay Serena
Needles: US #5 (3.75mm), #4 (3.5mm)
Technique: Knitted lace (worked on RS and WS rows)
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Interweave Knits
Summer 2012 | © Interweave Knits
Seaglass Shell |
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This great skinny scarf is the perfect way to accessorize and add some spunk to your daily outfit.
Yarn: Quince & Co. Chickadee
Needles: US #8 (5mm)
Technique: Wrapped stitches
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Creative Knitting
March 2012 | © DRG
Sunburst Scarf |
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 |  | #26 Lacy Vest
The effervescent floral lace at the peplum of Daniella Nii’s V-necked
vest blooms spectacularly on the flip side. Solid stockinette panels
provide a calm contrast and are crocheted to the open-work in
finishing
Yarn: Rowan Cotton Glace, Rowan RYC Siena
Needles: US #6 (4mm), #4 (3.5mm)
Technique: Lace (only on RS rows)
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Vogue Knitting
Spring/Summer 2012 | © Vogue Knitting
#26 Lacy Vest |
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This deceptively simple slip-stitch coat with striking contrast color accents will garner many admiring comments as you pass by.
Yarn: Rowan Cocoon
Needles: US #10 (6mm), #101/2 (6.5mm), #11 (8mm)
Technique: Slip-stitch cables
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Creative Knitting
September 2011 | © DRG
White Mountain Kimono Coat |
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 |  | #25 Cabled Poncho
The perfect topper for a chilly day.
Worked as 2 rectangular pieces with shaping only at the neckline and boasting a beautiful intricate cable panel worked with twisted stitches and tasteful bobbles to add a traditional flavor.
Yarn: Blue Sky Alpaca Melange
Needles: US #7 (4.5mm)
Technique: Cables
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Designer Knitting
Vogue Knitting
Early Fall 2011 | © Vogue Knitting
#25 Cabled Poncho |
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A clever shaped intarsia technique results in smooth argyle lines, even in this chunky quick-knit gauge.
Yarn: Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick
Needles: US #11 (8mm)
Technique: Intarsia, Fair Isle
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Interweave Knits
Weekend 2011 | © Interweave Knits
Grace's Bag |
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This is a great summer tunic with 3/4 length sleeves that you can wear
over a tank top with a skirt, capris or pants to the beach, your
farmer’s market or garden party. The openwork pattern makes for a very loose and stretchy fabric.
Yarn: Rowan Purelife Revive
Needles: US #9 (5.5mm), #6 (4mm)
Technique: Lace (only on RS rows)
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Interweave Knits
Summer 2011 | © Interweave Knits
Pebble & Reed Tunic |
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|  | Bistro Lace Stole
Ever wanted to own/make a flower motif stole but you don’t know how to crochet?
With this stole you can join in the fun and knit your own flower stole.
The motifs are worked individually on double pointed needles and joined as you go.
Yarn: Lorna's Laces Lion & Lamb Multi
Needles: US #8 (5mm), #9 (5.5mm)
Technique: In the round (doily)
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Interweave Knits
Summer 2011 | © Interweave Knits
Bistro Lace Stole |
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This pillow set shows off a bold and modern looking hourglass design with smooth, curving color areas. It is worked in a shaped intarsia technique.
Yarn: Tahki Yarns Coast
Needles: US #7 (4.5mm)
Technique: Intarsia
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Interweave Knits
Spring 2011 | © Interweave
Hourglass Pillows |
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 |  | #05 V-Neck Vest
A rustic, broken rib v-neck vest with colored bands.
Yarn: Briggs & Little Tuffy
Needles: US #7 (4.5mm)
Technique: Knit, purl
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Knit Simple
Winter 2010/11 | © Rose Callahan
#05 V-Neck Vest |
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 |  | #32, #33, #34 Feel-Better Buddies
Wouldn’t it be great to have a nice warm, cuddly friend with you in bed when it is cold outside or your tummy hurts?
The bottle neck is tucked away inside the animal heads - out of sight
and out of mind. No temptation for the kids to play with the opening…
Yarn: Lion Brand Homespun
Needles: US #6 (4mm)
Technique: Knit, purl, duplicate stitch
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Knit Simple
Holiday 2010 | © Daniela Nii
#32, #33, #34 Feel-Better Buddies |
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It’s a great jacket for your weekend activities. The “brick” pattern makes for an entertaining knit and the mosaic
technique chest band gives it a more complicated look then it really is.
Yarn: Lion Brand Fishermen's Wool
Needles: US #6 (4mm), #4 (3.5mm)
Technique: Mosaic (slip-stitch) knitting
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Interweave Knits
Weekend 210 | © Interweave Knits
Chincoteague Cardigan |
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