From the April 2020 issue
Granny squares are quick to make and always add a dash of fashion to your spring wardrobe. This simple tee is designed so that each color is a slight variation on the traditional granny and its join-as-you-go technique ensures there is not a lot of sewing up to do at the end.
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Everything about this tee makes us fall back in love with the retro style of the 60s. The flutter sleeves, shaped waist and high lace neckline are irresistible. Really make this piece your own by working up the join-as-you-go motifs.
View ProjectBy Tamara Kelly
Inspired by iconic drives down Route 66 with the top down, this blanket recalls the colors of the era, as well as the need to keep warm when it gets chilly. You’ll whip this up quickly thanks to the join-as-you-go design, and it’s easy to adjust the size by adding or subtracting hexagons.
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Capture the essence of the southwest with this geometric beaded tote. Its roomy size makes sure you won’t have to leave behind any of the essentials — and keeps you in style at the same time!
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This vintage dress will inspire you to get out your record player and revisit your favorite hits from days gone by. Make this light, sleeveless piece for your next spring outing by working in rounds from the top down.
View ProjectFrom the April 2020 issue
Timelessly classy, this short-sleeved cardigan is perfect for those invigorating spring days spent at a café or strolling through the park. The yoke is a simple lace pattern worked with interval chain space rows, and the whole piece is worked from the top down.
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