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Because each skein of yarn is generous enough for a pair of socks (depending on sock size), you may have enough yellow yarn to knit two pairs.
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These gorgeous floral mittens were inspired by the love the people of Lithuania have for flowers.
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Vicki Square’s delightful socks are based on Kurdish socks purchased by Barb Sobkoviak in a small shop in Northern Iraq.
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These women’s-sized, mid-calf socks are knitted from the top (cuff) down in fingering-weight yarn.
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The textured stitch pattern used in these mitts resembles barathea, a woven fabric with a twill weave and pebbled texture.
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Pat Olski’s stunning Irish crochet buttons will add pizzazz to any garment.
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In addition to Toni's instructions for her Tunisian crochet traveling bag, we have included the illustration, instructions, key, and chart as they originally appeared in Peterson's.
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The jabot may be worn with the ruffle filling in close to the neck, using a pretty shawl pin.
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A reflection of the time, yet still fashionable today, these gloves begin in sportweight yarn with a long cuff and an inverted pleat on the inner arm tapering to a snug wrist.
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This artistic vestment may be worn over any style of ensemble, no need to limit the wearing to dressy occasions.
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Fond memories of childhood pincushions attracted Donna to the small knitted pincushions made during the Victorian era.
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A double-knit cowl with double-thick reversible fabric, red and gold on one side, gold and red on the other.
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This thick, bulky scarf is inspired by Huldra, the keen observer from Scandinavian folklore who lures adults and children into the forest for nefarious ends!
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Eileen Lee's cozy fichu, inspired by those worn by the characters in Louisa May Alcott's Little Women and by Alcott herself, will take the chill off indoors and out.
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Access the WIF for this project from Handwoven Jan/Feb 2020.
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This WIF is a 3-shaft version of the rigid-heddle project that uses a heddle-rod and pick-up.
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Access the WIF for this project from Handwoven Nov/Dec 2019.
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There are two WIFs for this project: one for the diamond motif (shown above) and another for the chevron motif shown in the magazine.
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Access the WIF for this project from Handwoven Sept/Oct 2019.
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There are two WIFs for this project, towel #1 shown above and towel #2 shown in the magazine.
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There are 2 WIFs for this project: one with a skeleton tie-up for 6 treadles and one with a standard tie-up for 8 treadles.
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Access the WIF for this project from Handwoven Jan/Feb 2020.
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Access the WIF for this project from Handwoven Jan/Feb 2020.
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