Vogue Knitting Late Winter 2018
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Vogue Knitting – Late Winter 2018
Featuring big and cozy natural fiber knits in some of our favorite yarns, plus a tale of Idaho sheep, and a cover story with superhero knitter Krysten Ritter, of Marvel’s Jessica Jones… We’re sure you’ll enjoy the latest [Sorry, item discontinued or temporarily out of stock] . Click through for a few of our favorite projects:
Unjung Yun’s Domino design is a fun take on the versatile triangular shawl. Worked in a series of repeating squares and triangles, using simple bind-offs and cast-ons to create the openings. Knit in a variegated sport weight yarn, the lattice work really shows off the colors and still looks crisp and modern.
Size: 61.75″ wide, by 29.5″ length at center point.
Gauge: 24 sts and 49 rows to 4″ in garter st using US #6 or #7 needles, or size needed to obtain gauge.
Yarn: Try a light weight variegated like Malabrigo Arroyo Yarn.
Designer Jacqueline Van Dillen’s Chunky Cardigan is the pinnacle of coziness. In a mix of simple stockinette and garter stitch this oversized jacket-style sweater is simple to knit I’m guessing chilly weekend mornings will forever be improved as you wrap up in it!
Sizes: 40 (45.5, 50.5, 56)” bust.
Gauge: 12 sts and 17 rows to 4″ in St st using US #10.5 needles.
Yarn: Baby Alpaca Grande by Plymouth Yarn. 8 (9, 10, 11) 100g hanks.
Nicky Epstein offers scarf knitters a new challenge in her unusual Dream Weaver scarf. Starting with a traveling cable and rib pattern she changes it up by binding off and then casting on again throughout the project to create clever “tucked in” panels and plenty of cozy! Knit it in soft and warm Baby Alpaca Grande by Plymouth Yarn.
Deborah Newton offers a modern twist on classic cables in the decadently textured Cable Inset Cardigan.
Sizes: (closed bust) 42″ (44, 45.5, 48).
Gauge: 13 sts and 20 rows to 4″ in garter rib using US #10.5 needles.
Yarn: Jo Sharp Silkroad Ultra Yarn is a heavenly soft chunky wool, silk, cashmere blend. 13 (14, 15, 16) 50g balls (60 yd/ball).
Shown in color Birch #0708.
Bringing the sheep to their winter pastures with an ovine march through downtown Ketchum. From Leslie Petrovski’s article Counting Sheep, about the celebration and history of sheep in Idaho.
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Related items of interest: • Our yarns • Fine weight yarns • Merino Wool yarns • Bulky weight yarns • Alpaca yarns • Wool yarns