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Want the look of a complex Fair Isle with just two yarns? The Cinnamon Hearts Pullover spices up your knitting using gradient yarn to create a bold yet deceptively simple introduction to stranded colourwork, using only one solid and one gradient yarn for the entire piece. Ensure that the colours chosen are in high contrast with one another thro...

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I’ve been keeping hand sanitizer at my front door since I first brought my new baby home, and now, it’s accompanied by many other essentials for anyone entering or going out into the world. This is a recipe for a quick bottle cozy that can be used to make your sanitizing supplies look a little less sterile.

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A raglan pullover with optional cap sleeves or full sleeves. The comfortable cotton and summery colour scheme demanded a light and breezy design. The mesh stitch reminds me of a fishing net and is super breathable and light. In my sample, I switch from open mesh to stockinette a little bit higher in the front than the back and sleeves - this ca...

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The Ocean City Pullover blends a quick-to-learn mesh pattern with two repeats of a lace motif inspired by sand dollars. Make this sweater with positive ease for a relaxed fit and enjoy the cotton wool blend yarn for warm-weather wear. This pullover is worked in the round from the top down with raglan shaping.

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This dress is worked seamlessly from the top down. The shoulder straps are worked first (two can be worked at once) then stitches are cast on between them to connect for the back bodice. Once the back bodice is complete the front bodice is worked flat to the waist, and then the back bodice stitches are transferred to the circular needle and joi...

Spring is a time of transition, most notably in the weather. Where I live, in Canada, we emerge cautiously from hibernation as the first signs of spring start to appear. This time is full of nourishing rain showers, drops glistening on the earliest fronds of green. The lace pattern worked down each sleeve of this sweater reminds me of one of th...

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I was inspired by this great free pattern from Crochet Dreamz, but I wanted to tweak it to make it adjustable. I decided this was a good opportunity to bite the bullet and practice writing out a first pattern on a simple, quick project. This patterns works up quickly with a small amount of leftover yarn and is a great stash buster.