Sweaters
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Desert Sunset Twinset
A simple challenge drove the design of this twinset: make the
most of four colors of yarn through the use of simple stitch
patterns--primarily, knits, purls, and slip stitches.
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Entrelac Pullover
Two blue yarns of very different textures add contrast to this
seamless entrelac sweater.
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Wandering Cables Pullover
Four cables march uniformly up the bottom of this sweater, but one
cable splinters apart and the pieces wander away.
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Kashmir Cardigan
Made of luscious Silk City Kashmir and featuring set-in sleeves, this
seamless sweater is a delight to wear.
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Tweed Stitch Tunic
Tweed stitch and intarsia combine to produce this tunic's eye-catching
appeal.
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Tencel Crop Top
Simple stitch patterns make the most of tencel's subtle sheen in
this crop top.
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Socks
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Entrelac Socks
Squares of shocking pink pep up these black-and-white entrelac socks.
Oversized squares make for a comfy heel gusset.
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Illusion Socks
Based on a popular quilt pattern, these socks "pop!" with the illusion
of 3d boxes.
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Moroccan Snowflake Socks
Bands of snowflakes dance around these stranded socks.
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Sugar Dots Socks
One variegated and one plain yarn combine with a a simple bobble
stitch to produce socks reminiscent of a childhood candy.
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Twill Weave Socks
Pairs of twisted stitches form a pattern that resembles a twill fabric.
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XOXO Socks
Inspired by Norwegian sweaters, these socks feature XOXO patterns
in two sizes.
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Zig Zag Socks
Strategically placed increases and decreases add extra pizzazz to
these Opal socks.
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Diagonal Rib Socks
Diagonal ribbing, leaning one way and then the other, gives these
socks a subtle patterning.
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Mittens
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Blips Mittens
Blips of color appear in the Liberty colorway of
Lorna's Laces
yarn. In these simple mittens, strategically-placed purl stitches
make the blips "pop."
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Brioche Mittens
Brioche stitch patterns and variegated yarn combine to make these
mittens comfy and colorful.
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Diamonds and
Checks Mittens
Favorite two-color stitch patterns get extra "zing!" when
worked in three colors.
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Reversible Mittens
Textured stitch patterns that look good on both sides are always
a special treat. With these comfy mittens, Seeded Rib appears on
the outside; Sand Stitch appears on the inside.
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Ribbed Mittens
One variegated and one solid yarn combine in a simple slip-stitch rib
pattern to create these colorful and cozy mittens. For added appeal,
the ribs forming the thumb flow smoothly to the wrist.
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Royal Mittens
With a castle motif on the back of the hand, and diamond-shaped
fleur de lis on the palm, these mittens are fit for royalty!
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Swirl Mittens
Mix together vibrant colors, bold patterning, and Eastern styling,
and you get these warm and fun-to-wear mittens.
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Hats
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Flames Hat
Vibrant red flames dance upward from the rolled brim of this
hat—it's sure to keep you warm!
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Short-Row Beanie
Knit in six short-rowed sections, this beanie is as easy as pie.
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Turkish Snowboard Hat
Do kids snowboard in Turkey? If they do, they might wear a hat
like this, knit in a traditional Turkish stitch pattern.
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Shawls and
Scarves
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Traveling Vine Scarf
Traveling vines run up the mirror-image ends of this petite scarf,
meeting in ribbing that gently hugs the back of the wearer's neck.
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Zephyr Shawl
Jaggerspun Zephyr makes this shawl as light as a feather. Discreet
Faroese shaping makes it sit on your shoulders.
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