5 Reasons Why You Should Knit a Vest

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VEST BENEFITS 5 Reasons Why You Should Knit a Vest Whether you call it a vest or a waistcoat, the versatility of this sleeveless, multi-seasonal layering piece cannot be beat! By: Pat Olski

Savvy knitters know the value and artistry of a handmade piece of clothing, and a vest can offer style and substance with so much less time commitment than a sweater. A knitted pullover vest is generally quite straightforward in its shaping, and so it is equally suitable for new knitters ready to take the plunge into making a garment or for experienced knitters ready to try an unfamiliar technique. A timeless wardrobe staple, a vest is perfect for adding warmth to your wardrobe: it is comfortable and always in style. Continue Reading

SUBSCRIBER EXCLUSIVE V-Neck Shaping Tricks Whether you're working from the top down or bottom up, Corrina makes shaping a V-neck easy. By: Corrina Ferguson

A vest is such a relaxing thing to knit—no sleeves and enough fun detail at the neck and armholes to keep it interesting. Corrina Ferguson lets us in on some of her tried and true techniques to help you learn how to make shaping a V-neck a breeze! Continue Reading

SUBSCRIBER EXCLUSIVE Signs of Spring: Tulip Fever Cowl Longing for spring but still knitting for winter? Cast on Olga Putano's generous cowl and knit yourself a warm and dreamy bouquet. By: Olga Putano

Olga Putano chose a bright, geometric floral design to bring spring freshness to your needles and your wardrobe. The crisp and modern motif is worked in a wool/alpaca blend that will keep you warm until tulips finally push through the snow. The pattern includes a clever, decorative colorwork column that hides the jog between rounds of different colors. Continue Reading

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