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April 2007
Have you noticed the days are getting longer? I love to watch for the signs of the incoming season – the first crocus, the first robin, the first day of spring. While you anticipate the daffodils and wait for the return of the green lawn, what about your fashion wardrobe? Does it need a change as well? We can help. Eleonora Natili, our brilliant fashion reporter from New York, has attended the runway shows and brings us her spring fashion forecast. Knits are turning into year round wear. They are not just for one season anymore. She has the latest on all the fashion trends in knits direct from the fashion houses. Most fair isle designs look complicated but are really worked with using only two different colors of fiber on each row. Margaret Radcliffe will teach you how to knit each row with two colors: one is worked in your right hand, and the other is worked in your left. Lots of great step by step photos to show you how she does it. We have 35 projects for you to choose from in this issue – Enjoy! |
| Features Spring 2007 Fashion Forecast: Knits Take Center Stage for Spring Get to Know: Ironstone Yarns ‘N Style Workshop: Two-Handed, Two-Color Knitting Runway Highlights |
Photos of projects in this issue: photos Store Listing: Stores that carry Knit N Style |
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