Knits Magazine Winter 2009 Cover
Knits Weekend 2009
Knits Weekend 2009
Cast on some delicate fabrics; try your hand at designing your own colorways; and get ready for sumptuous reversible cables. Stay warm all winter with cozy knits-- from simple to intricate, the Winter issue of Interweave Knits has you covered.

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Winter 2009

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A STARK CONTRAST
Nora's Sweater - Knitting Pattern
Pamela Powers
Syrup Pullover - Knitting Pattern
Nicole W. Reeves
Aquitaine Pullover-  Knitting Pattern
Deborah Newton
Alma's Scarf - Knitting Pattern
Mareike Sattler
Alpaca Pleats Jacket- Knitting Pattern
Connie Chang Chinchio
 
  ALL TANGLED UP
Braided Riding Jacket
Coralie Meslin
Floating Spiral Hat
Owen Biesel
Art Lace Bag- Knitting Pattern
Teva Durham
Wave and Dimple Kimono
Sharon Shoji
Düsseldorf Aran
Fiona Ellis
 
  ALL IN ONE
Deep Texture Tunic- Knitting Pattern
Melissa Wehrle
Shredder Pullover Knitting Pattern
Jennifer Hagan
Bells of Ireland Cardigan - Knitting Pattern
Courtney Kelley
 
 WEIGHTY MATTERS
Lacy Ribbons - Knitting Pattern
Rosemary (Romi) Hill
Half-Felted Knapsack- Knitting Pattern
Christina Moran
Fiery Ruche Scarf - Knitting Pattern
Victoria Zygas
“Paper” Lanterns - Knitting Pattern
Kristi Schueler
 
 
STRANDED
Icelandic Star - Knitting Pattern
Sarah Hoadley
Miss Michelle’s Jacket- Knitting Pattern
Kristin Roach
Heritage Cardigan - Knitting Pattern
Sharon Shoji
Aspinwall Pullover- Knitting Pattern
Susan Dittrich
 
 
STAFF PROJECTS: REVERSIBLE CABLES
Pointed-Kerchief- Knitting Pattern
Lisa Shroyer
Instructions available at KnittingDaily.com
Corseted Necklet- Knitting Pattern
Sandi Wiseheart
Instructions available at KnittingDaily.com
Rittenhouse Scarf Knitting Pattern
Marilyn Murphy
Instructions available at KnittingDaily.com
Wavy Orange Scarf- Knitting Pattern
Kathleen Cubley
Instructions available at KnittingDaily.com
 
 

Articles

Luscious Camelid Yarns
From the Old World to the New.
Abby Franquemont

Bookshelf: Regional Knitting Technique Books
Knitting traditions from around the world.
Clara Parkes

Thinking Knitter
The Art of Designing with Motifs.
Vicki Square

Hooked on the Environment
An artist crochets waste.
Bethany Lyttle

Beyond the Basics
A Guide to Reversible Cables.
Lily M. Chin

Common Language
Granted Clothing updates the Cowichan sweater.
Kim P. Werker

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  • Sources for Supplies
    Where to find the yarns from this issue
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  • Ravelings
    Bridget Arthur Clancy

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