By Maz Kwok
This vintage dress will inspire you to get out your record player and revisit your favorite hits from days gone by. Make this light, sleeveless piece for your next spring outing by working in rounds from the top down.
View ProjectFrom the April 2017 issue
The gorgeous fan-shaped stitches and sweeping length of this shawl have exactly the right amount of drama and “wow” factor. The light and airy design works up quickly with a six-row repeat stitch pattern.
View ProjectBy Maz Kwok
Elevate your spring wardrobe with the enchanting UnbeLEAFable Lilac Shawl—a must-have for adding a touch of elegance to any outfit. This light and airy shawl is perfect for layering, whether draped over a sundress for a garden party or paired with a casual tee for a chic, effortless look.
Worked flat, the intricate design mimics the delicate beauty of leaves, with gorgeous open spaces that add texture and charm. The lilac hue captures the essence of springtime blooms, making this shawl an irresistible accessory for the season.
View ProjectBy Olivia Kent
Capture the essence of spring with the Spring Lavender Headband, featuring charming puff stitch flowers that evoke the soft beauty of blooming petals. This whimsical headband celebrates all the best parts of the season—pastel hues, the fresh energy of warmer days, and the simple elegance of nature coming to life.
View ProjectFrom the February 2017 issue
This versatile throw shows that the right colors can truly make a design come together. Using strategically variegated yarn, this throw can be yours in no time at all.
View ProjectBy Olivia Kent
From the February 2017 issue
The perfect way to start thinking about spring is with a darling and incredibly feminine sundress. Every little girl would look so sweet and adorable as she enjoys the sunshine in this little outfit. The bodice of this dress is embellished with tiny flowers, whilst the skirt of the dress features a dainty shell stitch.
View ProjectFrom the December 2016 issue
Keep your toes and feet toasty warm with this cozy pair of socks. Don’t be intimidated! This pattern is great for your first pair, as they are worked from the cuff down with a simple heel and gusset.
View ProjectFrom the December 2016 issue
Gradient yarns are great, but you can achieve a similar look using your own color combinations for a result that’s unique and stylish. This Lace Gradient Cowl is created your own gradient by combining shades of the same color family to make this fun lace cowl.
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A floral lace pattern makes up this pretty tank top. The crochet belt adds shape to simple shaped piece
View ProjectBy Keilah Fok
From the August 2016 issue
This small scarf is well-suited for keeping away the chill during breezy summer evenings. Its keyhole construction makes it easy to wear and allows it to adjust to match different neckline styles.
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