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Find the free pattern here: www.purlbee.com/the-purl-bee/2013/2/23/amazing-seed-stitc...

This is the story of a gorgeous yarn and a simple knit… And like all good stories, there’s a twist. Cast on our In A Twist Cowl, and find out what comes next! It’s happened to all of us at one time or another. You cast on and knit a few rounds, only to figure

SKEINS: 2 skeins of Purl Soho’s Cattail Silk SIZE: 18-20 inches wide x 68-75 inches long, depending on the extent of biasing COLOR: Cherry Blossom

Like a ray of light breaking through the clouds, our Sunburst Pot Holders in our new Serif brighten your day with their clever construction and vintage charm! As fun to make as they are fetching, these pot holders are actually formed from a rectangular piece of garter-stitch fabric. As you knit it, you use simple

A Caliper Cable is a variation on the Double Cable (two cables next to one another that mirror each other). To create this cable, you work a pair of yarn overs; you drop them off the needle on a subsequent row or round; and you pick up the dropped stitch a few stitches over, creating

I love thick and squishy baby blankets. They keep babies cozy in cold weather, of course, and they're fast to knit, which is always a welcome bonus; but, best of all, they are perfect floor mats for young babies who haven't yet discovered their locomotive skills. I'm always reaching for the plushest blankets I have

SKEINS: Purl Soho’s Posy; Main Color (MC): 7 skeins; Contrast Color (CC): 2 skeins SIZE: 8 inches wide x 68 inches long COLORS: MC Weathervane Gray + CC Heirloom White

SKEINS: 12 skeins of Worsted Twist SIZE: 20 inches wide x 90 inches long COLORS: MC Heirloom White (5), CC1 Artemesia (3), CC2 Steel Blue (2), CC3 Timeless Navy (1), CC4 Dark Loam (1) NOTE: This project uses one or more yarns or colors which are no longer available. See post for substitutions.

The Knitter’s Choice Striped Blanket, designed by Ksenia Naidyon, invites you to put your heart into your knitting! The project starts with our new Yonder. A real knitter’s yarn (our design team is bananas for it!), it is 50% highland wool and 50% alpaca, with all the qualities that touch a knitter’s heart: beauty in

Rick Rack Rib creates a beautifully textured and dimensional fabric. The cable-like ridges are created by working the stitches out of order... it's easier than it sounds! Check out the video below for a demonstration. Note Worked over a multiple of 3 + 1 stitches Stitch Pattern Row 1 (right side): P1, *knit into back