Designed by Sheryl McBreen.
This afghan was inspired by a garden lattice with climbing roses. The three-dimensional roses and leaves add a beautiful finishing touch.
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Designed by Rena V. Stevens.
Decorate a favorite reading corner of your living room, bedroom or study with this beautiful and intricate afghan.
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Designed by Edie Eckman.
Openwork stripes and garter stitch make this a great beginner afghan. Knit on size 13 needles with no finishing, it’s a quick-to-knit throw that will please any gentleman.
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Designed by Diane Zangl.
This cozy throw combines both rich cables and gingham panels for an updated country look. Matching pillows complete the decor.
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Designed by Frances Hughes.
Enjoy the romance of the Christmas season snuggled under this lovely afghan. It’s easy to knit and fun to use. Knit it for Christmas or in colors to match your sofa.
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There are few of us who can escape the appearance of stress on our lives, but some are better equipped than others to deal with its unpleasant effects. Some turn to their doctors for medications to calm nerves, others may assuage their stressed out selves with alcohol or cigarettes. While the occasional cocktail is delightful, there are better ways to pacify frazzled nerves and anxious feelings.
Designed by Mary Saunder.
Knit a delightful toy bee, inspired by the favorite child’s song. No need to squash this one, he’s very friendly.
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Designed by Margaret Santino.
Even teddy bears need something to wear in the winter, and your favorite bear will appreciate it.
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Designed by Elizabeth Mattfield.
Square by square, block by block, use up your odd bits of yarn. Be sure to use yarns of a similar weight for each block.
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Designed by Nazanin S. Fard.
This easy coin purse with an I-Cord strap can be warn around the neck. The front of the purse is decorated with a little ribbon rose.
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