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| This cozy and squishy cabled scarf is perfect for wrapping up in! Featuring a horseshoe cable panel in the center of the project and moss stitch on the edges, you’ll love the end result of this charming piece. Learn how to knit the Go With the Snow Scarf...
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| The frozen dregs of winter are the key ingredient for cozy, romantic days indoors. Grab your valentine and get ready for snuggly knits, sentimental gifts, and heartwarming decor with the February issue of I Like Knitting Magazine. The editors at I Like Knitting Magazine have curated the most loveable projects for those you hold closest to your heart, from family and friends to your sweetheart. They are sure to love these designs as a Valentine's Day treat or as a sweet surprise. A subscription to I Like Knitting Magazine means you'll gain full access to our entire pattern archives... that's 300+ patterns for FREE! Subscribe today... | | |
| | | | Pattern Spotlight: Honeycomb Sweater | |
| When the spring season rolls around, I’m ready for comfortable warm sweaters that are soft and easy to wear with a pair of blue jeans, but that doesn’t mean I need to look frumpy. In fact, a hand knit sweater, such as the Honeycomb Sweater by Allison Jane, is the perfect addition to my spring wardrobe. Plenty of positive ease, a flattering fit and a fun texture make this perfect to toss on with my favorite jeans while I grab a cup of coffee and find a sunny spot to read. Check out the pattern here... | | |
| | | | Tip of the Week: Crocodile Stitch | |
| One of the most popular stitches in the crochet world is the Crocodile Stitch. The fun scale-like texture adds so much interest to any piece you’re working up, and until recently there hasn’t been a suitable alternative to this in the knitting world. The knit crocodile stitch is surprisingly easy to work. A few simple stitches with the addition of short rows gives a wonderful scale-like appearance. Short rows are very simple to do, once you get the hang of the process you’ll fly right through each “scale” of the pattern. While they do take just a little bit of extra time, the end result is well worth the effort. Read more about how to do the Crocodile Stitch here... | | |
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