This capelet is worked in the round from the top down and can be customized for added length if desired.

This A-line tank is knit in pieces and sewn together. The button on the back wrap is decorative; the wrapped section is sewn in place for ease of wear.

The Body of this sweater is knit in one piece from the bottom up. The Sleeves are knit separately and sewn in place.

This cardigan is worked in pieces and sewn together. The fronts are triangles that are worked from the lower front corner upward to the raglan seam and diagonal side seam.

The body and sleeves of this pullover are worked separately in the round to the underarms, then joined for working the yoke in the round.

This cowl is worked, back and forth, beginning with a provisional cast-on, then the ends are grafted together in pattern using Kitchener stitch. The cable pattern is workedon both right- and wrong-side rows and is presented in chart form only.

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Bushel is knit nearly seamlessly from the bottom up. Only a small area of each underarm must be seamed. The body is knit to the underarms then kept on waste yarn while both sleeves are knitted. Then the chest is knit while connecting the sleeves to the body. The saddle shoulders are then knit onto the shoulders and the neck is finished with rib...

These soft, warm mittens are the easiest way to make sure that everyone on your gift list has warm hands this winter. Knit flat on big needles with chunky cashmere-blend yarn, they’re incredibly quick to make. The thumb is knitted and seamed before you reach the finger area, without even having to cut your yarn. Before you know it, you’re done...

The body of the cardigan is worked from the bottom up in one piece then divided for fronts and back, which are worked separately to the shoulders. You have the option of working a garter stitch collar or a hood. The collar is worked across the back neck in two halves, which begin at the top of the fronts and are joined in the center; short-row ...

This cowl is worked flat on the bias, and then the straight side edges are sewn together to make a loop. It could also be left unsewn, and lengthened to create a scarf. Instructions are included to lengthen the pattern. If you do work a longer length, be sure to purchase additional yarn.

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Booties for babies and funky slippers for adults, these socks use short rows both in the heel and toe. They are perfect for elves, jesters and genies…

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This stole is worked in two halves from the ends to the center then grafted together.

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Clever neck shaping which matches the pattern flow and simple self-finished edges are thoughtful additions to a versatile garment.

The body of the cardigan is knit in one piece to the armholes, then divided for fronts and back. The lace panels on the fronts form the collar and are joined at the center back neck. The eyelets in the stitch pattern function as buttonholes for the paired button detail. A lace motif on the cuffs echoes the main pattern motif.

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Yarn Requirements:

Finished Measurements:

Length: Short version: 21 ½ (21 ½, 21 ½, 22 ¾, 22 ¾, 23 ½, 23 ¾)” / 54.5 (54.5, 54.5, 58, 58, 59.4, 60.5) cm

Intended to fit with 0–2” / 0–5 cm negative ease.

October 2011: The term w&t (wrap and turn) has been added to the list of abbreviations. It is defined as “Bring yarn to front of work between needles, slip next stitch to right needle, bring yarn around this stitch to back of work, slip stitch back to left needle, turn work to begin working back in the other direction.”

Needles & Notions: Size 13 US (9 mm) or size to obtain gauge; Size 13 US (9 mm) dpns or circular (if working magic loop) for sleeves; stitch markers; stitch holder or spare needle; 4 buttons 1 ¼” (3 cm) diameter

Finished Chest Size: 38 (42, 46, 50, 54, 58)” / 97 (107, 117, 127, 137.5, 147.5) cm

Finished bust measurements: 37 (40 ½, 44, 47 ½, 51, 54 ¾)” / 94 (103, 112, 121, 130, 139) cm

Kate Gilbert’s version includes two sleeve options.

Finished size

Mittens are a great way to experiment with new techniques. The leaf motif is created by combining twisted stitches and two-color knitting. These mittens will keep your hands toasty until the leaves come back. In sizes: 8 (8 1⁄4, 8 1⁄2, 9, 9 1⁄4, 9 1⁄2) in (20.3 21, 21.6, 22.9, 23.5, 24.1 cm) around.

These socks can be knit in gauges ranging from 6.5 to 9.5 sts to inch and in eight stitch counts giving a total of 56 sizes.

This pattern is now available from Kate Gilbert’s Ravelry store and includes information about resizing the pattern that is not available in the magazine version. The pattern is also available in the Winter 2006 Interweave Knits.

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Pattern gives instructions for knitting a top-down sock with a heel flap with any yarn, any needles.