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Feb
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I want to be a model for this magazine! Pretty sure I’d never make a good model for anything, but if you’ve seen where these models get to strut their stuff, you’d want to be one too. But, this is a knitting magazine, not a travel brochure. The designs are fresh and fun. 50+ patterns in every issue.
These patterns feature intricate cables and lace, as well as colorwork and shaping. Perfect for the knitter that wants a challenge, but there are also easier patterns too.
The only problem is, which one to knit first? I’m thinking the cabled hooded vest. Maybe out of handspun…..
Check out the website, and be sure to subscribe, you don’t want to miss this one!
http://www.verenaknitting.com/
Psssst…. the website features free patterns too!
