Knits Magazine Spring 2010 Cover  
Cool off with 24 bright, breezy knits for long days: We’re taking a look at filmy fabrics, working with simple stitches, reimagining classics, and exploring contrasts. Plus, we’re presenting the first-ever special section all about knitting for kids, perfecting buttonholes with TECHknitter, and getting to know knitting industry insider Cathy Payson. Knit on!

Spring 2010

Transverse Cardigan

Note: For cuff size, the gauge is 17 sts = 4" in garter st on size 10 needles.
  • Note of clarification LEFT FRONT:
    Work in St st until piece measures 5 1/4 (5 3/4, 6 3/4, 7 1/2, 8 1/2, 9 1/4)" from left front/back join, ending on a WS row. Make sure to measure from the front/back join and not the Left Front cast on edge.

    • Double V Cardigan

    • Row 4 of of Lace Rib should read: *K2, p1, ssk, k5, k2tog, p1; rep from * to last 2 sts, k2.
    • Clarification: Sleeves
      With larger needles, waste yarn, and the invisible-provisional method (see Glossary) CO 49 (53, 53, 58, 58, 63) sts. Work 9 rows in St st, beginning and ending with a WS (purl) row. (RS) Join hem: Place sts from provisional CO on a 2nd needle and hold needles parallel with 2nd needle in back.

    Aran Necklace Camisole

    Note: The placement of the second left-front gusset marker on page 60 is incorrect and should be relocated from Row 43 to the first strap decrease row as follows:

  • Page 60, instruction for Row 43 starting at bottom of second column and continuing at top of third column:
    After "16 sts," delete "mark beg of this row to indicate 2nd end of pick-up for left-front gusset."

  • Page 60, third column, line above Row 1:
    This should read, "Dec for left strap as foll." The reference to the right strap is incorrect.

  • Page 60, third column, Row 1:
    After "13 sts," insert "mark beg of this row to indicate 2nd end of pick-up for left-front gusset.".

Yes! Send me a FREE TRIAL ISSUEof Interweave Knits.
If I like it, I’ll get a one-year subscription (4 issues) for only $25! If I’m not completely satisfied, return the bill marked “cancel” and owe nothing.
Or pay now and get a FREE BONUS issue 5 issues instead of 4 ($6.99 value).
OR

Waist Shaping by Knitting Daily

 Testimonials

People are talking about Interweave Knits

“I just love your magazine. I have been a long-time subscriber and I never get bored or tired of it. The Great Gifts ideas from the Summer 2005 issue were fabulous. I made several of them for Christmas presents and they were a big hit! Keep it up!”
Patsy Furr
Medford OR

“Thanks for such a lovely magazine and some truly inspiring patterns. You do such a nice job… thanks!”
Pat Gould
Voorhees NJ

“I treasure the magazine—my copies show the wear and tear of my handling them over and over (even your advertisements are colorful and informative.) I have improved my knitting skills by making many patterns you publish that are irresistible, and I have been inspired to depart from old knitting habits by the creativity of your knitters.”
Elizabeth Johnston
Westmood MA

“I appreciate that you not only have wonderful clothing projects but include other fun items like purses, and rugs, and such. You are all very clever and it’s so much fun to see your magazine arrive each time. I set aside a little quiet time for a cup of coffee and a good romp through the current issue.”
Kay Young
Norwood NY

“I love your magazine—it is a constant source of inspiration for my quest to become a knitter!”
Cheryl Whitmore
Wadesville, Indiana