Designed by Ãgi Revesz.
Everyone loves pillows. Make this beautiful pillow to match your home decor or make several to give as gifts.
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Designed by Uyvonne Bigham.
Matching pillows in different shapes will add a sophisticated touch to any room.
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Designed by Nazanin S. Fard.
Knit by hand or machine, the 3-D effect is sure to please.
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Designed by Carolyn Pfeifer.
This slip-stitch project is very portable. You’ll want to make several pillows to decorate your living room. They also make great gifts.
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Designed by Joan L. Koenig.
Pretty and practical, these knitted hanger covers help keep silk garments from slipping off, and give padded support to sweaters and jackets.
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Designed by E. J. Slayton.
Include these cloths and a bar or two of scented soap tied together in a basket for a thoughtful hostess gift.
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Designed by Michele Thompson.
Save your place in any book–from a time-worn classic to the latest “how-to” volume–with this delicate lace bookmark.
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Designed by Peg Gorman.
Welcome guests with this decorative set, or fill the basket with pretty soap and give as a gift with matching towels.
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Designed by Edie Eckman.
This little purse would be great to take along to an elegant holiday party.
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Designed by Diane Zangl.
Medallion Knitting, as named by Mary Thomas, is the process of knitting separate units to be joined later.
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