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Fall 2010 Fashion Preview from Vogue. Lots of pretty styles. A few, um, well, lets just say I can’t imagine wearing that much yarn. But some really cool things!

Click here to view all of the patterns in Vogue Fall 2010!

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With hundreds of patterns to choose from, the Knitting Daily online pattern store has beginning to advanced patterns for all personalities. Plus, with quality, step-by-step instructions, these timeless and stylish patterns guarantee knitting success.

Click on this link to see all of Interweave’s Downloadable patterns!

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The biggest and best issue ever!

Only $7.50 for 24 patterns including 2 limited time free downloads.

Stories titled Glitz and Glam On The Town,
Picnic in the Park and Warm the Ones You Love with hats, mittens, sweaters, socks, felting… Lots of patterns for everyone and everything.

A recipe too, as well as sewing patterns and an article on …

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This interesting design is one of several in the Twist Collective Knitting magazine.

Check them out here

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Go here for a page by page “mini” review to the new Rebecca!

And click here for this free Hoodie pattern from the magazine!

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Shout your passions from the rooftops (just don’t fall off, and don’t ask me how I know…) with this new bag. Destined to become a fall favorite, although if done in different colors (maybe greens….) it could be a spring or summer bag. This Two Stix Knitting Bag is from Colorful Stitches, and you can get the deets by clicking

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For as little as 29.99 you can knit this incredible shawl! And out of Alpaca too! Knit Picks is known for its reasonably priced yarn and patterns.

Click here for the kit for this shawl

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Enjoy all four issues of Interweave Knits exactly as they were printed in 2008: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions. The full-color electronic versions of these magazines include easy-to-navigate tables of contents, easy-to-print patterns, informative articles, designer profiles, and all the tips and techniques that Interweave Knits is known for.

The 2008 season showcases textural knits; shaping tutorials; an exploration …

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Maddy Laine is known for her classic designs. No matter if they’re fun and funky or stylish and classy, they’re always on my to-knit list.

This cool Lattice Work Pullover is Maddy’s latest pattern. I just love how the “puzzle pieces” accent the pockets!

Knit from worsted weight yarn, this one knits up quick! Go here for the pattern.

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There’s all kinds of stuff in this book. For knitting there are patterns for felted knit coff cozies, dishcloths, striped throw and rug, and more. Get your free Ebook, from FaveCrafts, here:

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Those of you who read this blog regularly know that I TOTALLY LOVE Kim Hargreaves. Her styles and mine are pretty much right in sync. So, of course I was ultra-excited to see this book, Misty with all of her new designs.

Had a bit of trouble narrowing down which to show you so I picked just one, but you …

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Knitpicks can help! They’ve got a whole blog post dedicated to “Who Wants To Knit A Sweater” to guide you along. Complete with videos! You can’t go wrong with videos….

Check it out for yourself, here:

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Normally I’m not a “red” person, but I have to admit, this shawl is Gorgeous. Yes, that’s with a capital “G”!

I’m not even going to try to pronounce it, leaving that up to you, here: Eyjafjallajökull Shawl, it’s got to be Icelandic, or something.  Anyway you look at it, this is a MUST KNIT!

The pattern is over at …

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Knit this easy daisy hair accessory, it’s a free pattern and perfect to accent your summer sweaters and tanks!

The pattern is free, here

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Up here, you still need a sweater in the evenings. This is perfect for your little girl. A flower striped hoodie, and the pattern is free, from FaveCrafts and Patons!…

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Flowery and Leafy Summer Scarf. Perfect accessory! The leaves and flowers are knitted, and the scarf itself is a simple lace pattern.

Go here to download this free pattern, from knitculture.com!

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I had a bunch of knitting time this weekend and cast on for the Dramatic Top Down Knitted Cardigan by Katherine (the Sweater Babe).

Holy crow! This pattern has 14 pages, but upon closer inspection the reason for this is because she explains everything in great detail, which is awesome! The charts are accompanied by row-by-row instructions, in case you’d …

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I’m always looking for a new twist on the cardigan. This certainly fits the bill, all the benefits of a traditional cardigan without all the bulk of a full length garment.

Pretty stitch too! The pattern comes in 6 sizes, and you can find it over at MaddyCraft.com.…

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This is going to be my next project. It’s so pretty. Feminine without being too girly. Lacy yet useful, up here where the cold winds are still blowing.

Dramatic Lace Top-Down Wrap Cardigan is what she’s calling it. The back and sides are worked from the top down and the fronts are picked up and knit sideways. Features include a …

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No fat, no sugar, and you’ll even burn calories knitting these yummy treats!

The pattern is available over at Lynne’s Pattern Parlor, here

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This is cool. I’m totally a gem and crystal girl, can see this working for me. But, it would likely have to be green!

Sarah White from Knitting.About.Com originally posted this article. Check it out!

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Sometimes you run across something that’s just so cute you want to drool. These are that! From T Matthews Fine Art, here. The free pattern for these adorable baby turtles is available here.

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While most of you are likely enjoying late spring/early summer temps. Up here, it’s still cold. Seriously. Ice in the chicken water this morning. Cold. So, sweaters are still called for. This one could serve double duty, just make it in cotton for a summery weight. A pretty halo-ey effect in mohair, or just plain warm in wool.

The pattern …

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Sarah White from Knitting.About.com brings us this cool tote bag. Easy to knit in Lion Brand, Vanna’s Choice yarn. The tattoo is done with an intarsia technique, the perfect time for you to learn how to do this!

Here!

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