I was very happy to receive my copy of Vogue Knitting Spring/ Summer 2014. Although knitting for the summer seems counter-intuitive, I love to make warm weather garments. No sleeves, quick and easy! And, I seem to have more time in the summer to unwind with a simple project.
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| VOGUE Knitting Spring/Summer 2014, photo by Paul Amato |
I designed this tunic and knit it from the scrumptious
Lorna's Laces Pearl yarn. I think it would be gorgeous over white linen, or as an on -trend color block beach coverup.
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VOGUE Knitting Spring/Summer 2014, photo by Paul Amato
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It is a great primer for different lace techniques and simple intarsia. The tabard style will flatter many different figures. There is so little finishing that it is a quick and easy knit.
I am really excited about 2 or 3 -actually 4- yikes 5! new items and I will be posting again sooner rather than later. I 'm delighted that all of those months of perpetual work are finally coming to fruition. I can't wait to share more pictures!
Wow! That is so beautiful and unique!!! So glad to see the fruit of all of your hard labour!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Wendy! I can't wait to post about the others. This is only one cherry on the tree!
DeleteLove these colors-- what a cool design. Would take me years though, lol.
ReplyDeleteI have to confess, the yarn editors choose the colors. They really have an eye for the newest trends. It was actually very quick, and I have no doubt that you could do this in no time!
DeleteThe fall season marks the beginning of cooler temperatures and preparation for the upcoming holidays. The Huffing-ton Post, Glamour, Harper’s Bazaar and Cosmopolitan help modern muses stay in vogue through fall/winter's hottest trends.
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