Linen has one of the oldest histories of any textile fiber. Lightweight, breathable, and stronger when wet than when dry, it has been used for clothing for thousands of years. Today, it’s also one of the most rewarding summer knitting fibers you can choose. This guide brings together five posts …
summer knitwear
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See how the Palomar Top comes together with seaming, ribbed edges, and I-cord ties. Knit in Bella Tweed yarn, it’s the perfect breathable top for summer wear.
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Learn how to knit I-cord ties for the Palomar Top using Bella Tweed yarn and KnitPro Ginger needles. This easy, elegant technique adds beautiful detail to any garment.
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Finished Lotus Shrug: delicate lace, curling sleeves, and summer style
by Rose Langleyby Rose LangleyCelebrate the finished Lotus Shrug! Discover its lace edge, charming sleeve curl, and styling ideas. Knitted with UNIVERSAL YARN Constellation for texture and shimmer.
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Seamless Sleeve Join with Crochet Slip Stitch on the Lotus Shrug
by Rose Langleyby Rose LangleyLearn how to create a smooth, secure sleeve join on the Lotus Shrug using a crochet slip stitch. A simple technique for a polished finish with UNIVERSAL YARN Constellation.