Designed by Diane Zangl.
Braided Pull was inspired by the sea chanteys sung by sailors while hauling on their ropes and cables. The open sides and split collar are reminiscent of old-time seamen’s jumpers tucked into waterproof pants.
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Designed by Barbara Venishnick.
This lightweight cotton sweater is just right for those cool summer breezes.
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Designed by Sarah Mehta.
Knit this handsome men’s sweater for the winter months ahead. With its rich, textured design, it will soon become one of his favorites!
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Designed by Melissa Leapman.
The fiery shades of this pullover are sure to warm the hearts of your loved ones.
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Designed by Barbara Venishnick.
Perfect for men and women alike, this classic sweater is a great addition to any wardrobe.
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Designed by Kennita Tully.
Worsted weight knit pullover uses intarsia method for changing colors to create polka-dots. This intermediate level sweater is worked from a chart.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Designed by Sheryl McBreen.
Cool spring evenings will be cozy and warm if you’re wrapped in this lightweight cardigan. Easy-to-knit roses add a touch of color.
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Designed by Ann E. Smith.
A shawl collar adds to the charm of this slip-stitch jacket using odd balls of yarn with a neutral shade as the main color.
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Designed by Kennita Tully.
Select yarns of similar weight and pleasing color combinations from your stash and knit up this easy garter-stitch cardigan, changing color every row. Weaving in your ends as you go will make for very little finishing in the end!
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Designed by Sheryl McBreen.
This cardigan will keep you warm and cozy on the coldest days.
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