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 Enchanted Lace
Lavish capelets hark back to the Jazz Age. |  Decorative Details
Intricate stitchwork, also inspired by the flapper era. |
 Soft and Sensual
Mohair's ethereal halo lends itself to sheer perfection. |  Global Fusion
The earthy elegance of classic warm-weather knitting. |
 On Neutral Ground
Lutz & Patmos and Twinkle take their hue cues from the season's natural palette. |  Ivory Coast
A lacy bounty of beachwear in shades of pearl. |
 Neck and Next
Summer scarves dress up bared shoulders in a very cool way. | |
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Editor's Letter
Hitting the Knitting Road...
And I mean literally! Over the past few months, I have been traveling across the country (and to Ontario) to visit a number of yarn companies we know and love. My traveling partner is Doreen Connors, our director of advertising sales. We often joke that after working together for the past eleven years, we’ve logged more miles with each other than we have with anyone else in our lives. It’s been quite the adventure—driving in blinding blizzards and pouring rain, gale-force winds rocking the car. We’ve been lost more than once, were rear-ended outside Portland, Oregon, and narrowly escaped a $10,000 speeding fine on a lonely Ontario back road. All in all, it’s been great fun (other than the whiplash, or course)... Read More »
Features
 Spotlight On: Namaste
Meet a company whose knitting-accessory outlook is a true family affair. |  Meg Swansen On: Knit 2 Together
When it comes to design ethos, Mez and EZ were living proof that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. |
 Beyond Kitchener Stitch
An in-depth look at Kitchener, plus ways to graft combinations of knit and purl stitches using charts. By Joni Coniglio |  Project Knitwear
Project Runway alum Gordana Gehlhausen makes it work with needles and yarn. Read more... |
Articles from our Archives
Geometry Lessons
Have you ever walked into a yarn shop and seen a luscious hand-painted skein of yarn that you just had to have, then discovered to your great disappointment that it looked better in the original skein than in the knitted fabric? With multidirectional knitting, variegated yarns knit beautifully no matter the design, and that it’s actually possible to knit in continuous modules without having to cut yarn or pick up stitches. Click here to read the full article.