Knits Magazine Fall 2008 Cover
Estes Vest Knitting Pattern
Fall is in the air, and knitting’s back on the needles: 19 cozy projects ranging from socks to coats welcome cooler weather. Fall in love with wool all over again; knit a vest fast, and dive into your stash with mixed weight and fiber projects. PLUS: the most flattering sweaters for fuller figures, the fascinating story of Cowichan sweaters, and Kate Gilbert on knitting and designing.

Summer 2005 Issue

One-Button Cardigan—Mari Lynn Patrick
Wrap yourself in the latest fashion.

Isis Wrap—Kathleen Power Johnson
Knit a lacy cardigan named for an Egyptian goddess.

Summer Sundress—Mari Lynn Patrick
A flirty dress that features lace panels and spaghetti straps.

Bed and Bath Duo—Micki Hair
Pamper yourself in the quiet beauty of soft natural fibers.

Two-Tie Striped Cardigan—Susan Mills
Stripes, ribs, and ties—this cardigan has it all.

Viennese Shrug—Lisa Daehlin
Take a spin in a wrap that's as graceful as a waltz.

Padded Footlets—Mary Snyder
These short socks are good for your soles.

Great Gifts
Four great projects—a lacy scarf, felted bag, sketchbook cover, and stretchy scarf—that are ideal for gift-giving (or keeping!).

Acorn Camisole—Shirley Paden
The quintessential feminine top.

Fiery Bolero—Debbie Bliss
A minimal top inspired by flamenco dancers.

Premier Pullover—Fiona Ellis
Lace gives rise to cables that flow into more lace in a versatile pullover.

Buffalo Girl Neck and Wrist Warmers—Therese Chynoweth
Great things happen when buffalo yarn meets Victorian lace.

Profile: Teva Durham—Julie Moline
Meet an innovative knitwear designer who specializes in pushing the limits.

Lace Leaf Pullover—Teva Durham
A Loop-d-Loop book excerpt.

Fan Clutch and Fun Fur Collar—Lisa Daehlin and Katy Ryan
Dress up the night with a clever clutch and faux fur collar.

Sleek Ribs Tank—Therese Chynoweth
Strategically placed increases and decreases give a fresh slant to a ribbed tank.

Dylan Goes Electric—Karen Baumer
Knit a manly pullover that honors the reverberations of electric guitars.

Staff Shrugs—Knits Staff (143 KB)
Another Knits staff project!

Beyond the Basics: Got Gauge?—Sandi Wiseheart
There's a reason to knit those pesky swatches.

Go With The Flow Socks—Evelyn A. Clark
Another great pair of socks from a veteran sock knitter.

Baby Gifts
Four more ways to pamper baby—tiny socks, aromatic heart sachet, garter-stitch kimono, and tiny teddy bears.


ON THE COVER:
Summer Sundress


DEPARTMENTS
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News & Views
Bookshelf
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Sources for Supplies
Oops!
Advertisers' Index
Ravelings
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