By Linda Dean
From Tunisian Flirt Skirt
Welcome to your new favorite skirt pattern. Working vertically with short rows, this skirt made in the Tunisian simple stitch, has a lot of character. The short rows allow for subtle shaping through the hips and add a nice flare in the hem. It works up much faster than it seems and adds a great versatility to any wardrobe.
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
This wrap is great for any weather with the variety of stitches creating a cool and lacy section and a warm solid section. Add a bit of fringe and you will have the most fashionable accessory in town.
View ProjectBy Linda Dean
From the October 2016 issue
Welcome to your new favorite skirt pattern. Working vertically with short rows, this skirt made in the Tunisian simple stitch, has a lot of character. The short rows allow for subtle shaping through the hips and add a nice flare in the hem. It works up much faster than it seems and adds a great versatility to any wardrobe.
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
This is a chunky lace shawl that celebrates the kaleidoscope of colorful autumn foliage. Super cozy and beautiful, it is a go-to piece for the cooler months ahead. Worked flat with a simple fan stitch, this project is great for beginners, too.
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
The geese may be flying south, but you are all set for the crisp fall air with this cozy jacket. A smart two-color pattern of v’s in formation worked side to side in a lofty tweed yarn with excellent drape, works up quickly. Wear it closed with a modern leather clasp, or open for a classic shawl collar.
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
This warm and cozy sweater for everyday wear features mock cables that are created using crossed treble stitches. Challenge yourself with this stylish garment that will bring in plenty of compliments.
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