Designed by Melissa Leapman. Stitch this attractive two-tone pullover for all those handsome men your life, but don’t be surprised when your teen-age daughter borrows from their closet.
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Designed by Ann E. Smith. Delight a country lover with this colorful sweater and coordinating cap.
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Designed by Celeste Pinheiro. Texture and color add extra style to this easy-to-make children’s sweater.
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Designed by Laura Gebhardt. Here’s a great quick-to-knit bulky for beginners to try. It features a separate cowl to wear as you please.
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Designed by Lois S. Young. Make a sweater or vest, or both, from one pattern. Complete the set with matching hat and mittens.
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Designed by Diane Zangl. Soft and feminine, cozy, thick and warm; this yoked pullover combines the best of both worlds.
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Designed by Emily Ann Guest. Combine a traditional shawl pattern stitch and ombre yarn to produce a quick-to-knit pullover
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Designed by Kennita Tully. This unusual winter set is knit quickly in an array of warm colors.
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Designed by Melissa Leapman. This handsome sweater is intriguing to knit for men and women alike.
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Designed by Susan Macurdy. Work this handsome stockinette stitch sweater in a teen’s school colors for wearing to football games all autumn long!
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