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by Brienne Moody
Pattern made with La Bien Aimee Kumo
From the Designer: Once I started swatching with it (Kumo), though, I found it was sturdy enough to stand on its own. I expected the swatches to be sheer, like other lace weight yarns behave when worked at a relaxed gauge. Instead, I found that this yarn’s halo is abundant. It yields a decadent garment that isn’t see-through. I added my own peek-a-boo lace panels to this sweater in the center, trailing the length of the sleeves and along the sides. You’ll cruise through the top-down, raglan construction in no time, with options for perfecting your fit as you go.
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by Åsa Buchta
This crocheted vest, with its on-trend cropped length, is an ideal layering piece. Worked flat and seamed, crocheted ribbing provides a tidy frame making it ready to pair with your favorite fall outfits.
It is great in our BRAND NEW yarn Hearthside from Berroco
By Jarod Flood
We purposefully created this raglan pullover as a friendly introduction to garment knitting. Knitting that first sweater can feel intimidating, but this design will walk you through each step with helpful tips and tutorials along the way.
This approachable sweater is worked in the round, with no seams or assembly required. And even better, its top-down construction means you can try it on as you go to ensure it fits just right. The downloadable companion offers even more options to enrich your sweater shape, like a slimmer sleeve and body shaping to suit your preferred style. Mix and match design elements and find your stride in sweater knitting.
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