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As knitters we are truly spoilt for choice!

Here’s what I’ve loved in knitting this week…

Kavitha

discusses fibers which work well in summer garments. Some of you might be surprised that wool blends are among the suggestions! Find out why…

And

Sandi Rosner

’s exploration of what you knit vs what you actually wear is excellent. Her ways for dealing with the knitted items in her closet, that don’t get to see the light of day are super helpful.

The perspectives shared in the comments are well worth reading too.

And now… onwards to your weekly What To Knit Next issue!

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👀 Last week’s top knitting inspiration: Sage Plains Pullover.

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This week’s knitting ideas you can't miss…

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Fantastical creature socks.

A new design by

Jocelyn Peters

is inspired by a book series The Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness. Her socks pay homage to three creatures from the trillogy of books ‘All Souls Trinity’ by Deborah Harkness.

You can read more about how she created the design here. Such fun!

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Terrific texture in a tee.

Isonoe is a textured summer tee worked from the bottom up. The design features vertical panels using knit, purl, twisted and slipped stitches.

The relaxed drop shoulder, achieved with short row shaping in garter stitch, makes it an easy to wear piece. Plenty of interesting techniques to explore!

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Desert elements.

A design including gorgeous elements of the desert like cacti and the geometric shapes of a rattlesnake’s tail. An interesting exploration of how nature and her creatures can create a beautiful colorwork sweater.

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Reversible coziness.

A thick and cozy reversible scarf to wear again and again. A unisex design that’s quick to knit up using medium weight yarn and US 8 (5mm) needles. 

© Darling Jadore

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Beyond the velvet rope you’ll find:

• A summery lacy tee inspired by the kelp forests of New Zealand.

• Socks that celebrate the talents of Modistes.

• The construction of this tree of life inspired sweater design is fascinating.

• Little merry gonks.

• Easy breezy, all snuggled up.

• All over acorns.

• A shawl inspired by the goosebumps you get with music that moves you.

• Treasured cables for baby.

• Mesmerizing animated knitting.

• Tidy afterthought heels.

• Taming long floats using the Stuart Method.

• A knitted creature to soothe your soul.

• Have you heard of twining in knitting?

• How to knit 2 at a time sleeves.

• Create textile art from your swatches.

• Beaded knitted cuff jewelry.

• Let me show you the rope stitch.

• How to divide sleeves in a top down raglan sweater.

• A stitch inspired by ferns.

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