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Wavelength by Georgia Farrell is a textured scarf that will add interest to any outfit! It's knit with Kidsilk Haze held double throughout. ...
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Wavelength by Georgia Farrell is a textured scarf that will add interest to any outfit! It's knit with Kidsilk Haze held double throughout. ...
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Yumiko Alexander's Wavelet pattern has been reimagined and updated for her new yarn, Cotton Air (releasing Spring 2025). This version of ...
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The Weekend Hat by PetitieKnit is worked in 1 x 1 rib and has a folded edge. Double knitting is worked along the folding edges to ensure that the...
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The Weekend Slipover is worked from the top down. First, the back yoke is worked back and forth with the shoulder slope shaped using short rows. Th...
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Unlike the Everyday Wrap, the Weekend Wrap can be completed in a weekend. Using DK weight yarn and US 17 needles, it's lace without the ya...
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Wegner by Veta Romanenkova is an updated classic. The pattern calls for Tage, a delicious merino/mohair blend. SIZES1 (2, 3, 4, 5)(6, 7, ...
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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS49” / 124.5 cm long x 4.5” / 11.5 cm wide GAUGE18 sts and 48 rows = 4” / 10 cm in Garter stitch on US 6 (4 mm) nee...
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Westbourne (Kinu love) is worked seamlessly from the top down. First neck is shaped with some short rows - worked back and forth, (pattern featur...
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How about a lace shawl in a worsted weight yarn on size US 11/8mm, 32”/80cm circular needles in a big, workable size for wrapping easily?! Goo...
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Westward by Tayler Harris is an adorable colorwork sweater using Tage, a merino wool and mohair blend. Tage's unique chainette construction will ...
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This long elegant wrap by Ursalia Fibres Studio envelopes the wearer in beauty, texture and warmth. Highly engaging, Wetlands Wrap starts with ...
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Wharf Street by Elizabeth Smith is a seamless crew neck pullover vest featuring a textured box stitch pattern (reminiscent of the famous cobb...
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Whilpool Sweater by Sirdar calls for Jewelspun with Wool Chunky, an easy care self-striping yarn. Sweater is worked from the top down.Sizes: 3...
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Easier than it looks! Whitecaps by Yumiko Alexander is a unique top that is quite simple to make because you only need to know three basic tec...
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A man’s field jacket or vest to knit in an allover tweedy textured stitch with set-in sleeves. Vest has a ribbed armhole trim. It also has chest p...
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Whizzbees Beanie by Jenny Noto is a whimsical design that wiggles its way to your heart! Using simple right and left twist stitches against a ba...
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The Wide Rib Cardigan by Sirdar is stunning! The self-striping effect of Sirdar Jewelspun Aran gives a pop of color to a timeless classic for...
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MATERIALS:Light bulky: ~180-185 yardsUS 10.5/ 6.5mm 22-24” circular needlesWorsted: ~285-290 yardsUS 8/ 5mm 22-24” circular needlesDK: ~290-300 yar...
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“The Wiggentree is a magical rowan that will protect anyone touching its trunk from the attack of Dark creatures.” - One Thousand Magical Herbs a...
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The Winter Hood by Knitting for Olive is a warm and practical combination of a neck warmer and hood. It is worked with 1 strand of Heavy Merino and...
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its a cozy hoodlet made for picking berries in the woods!& stopping to chat with deer along the way ♥ remember,deer love pretzels just...
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The Woodland Loafer by Claire Slade are cosy little hugs for your feet and they are also super quick to knit. Incorporating heel, toe and so...
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Worsted Boxy is Boxy’s big brother! Much much quicker to make, but equally awesome. This is a very simple modern sweater, with a very wide body an...
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The triangular shape is knitted sideways starting with an I-cord Tab Cast On. Knit to the center point with increases along one edge and then work...
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