Interweave Knits Special Edition Yarn Fest April 2022 Bundle

Rustic wool and cables go together perfectly in the nearly seamless Pinyon Pullover. Asymmetrical cable patterning keeps things interesting, while bobbles add a touch of whimsy. The body of this pullover is worked in the round from the lower edge to the underarm, and stitches for the sleeves are picked up and worked from the top down.

Elegant lace arches and twisted stitches make an architectural design in the Sweet Cedar Shawl.

When knitting this comforting blanket, you may find your mind wandering to faraway places as your hands fall into the therapeutic rhythm of working garter-stitch stripes. The Hodophile Blanket is knitted modularly: all the blocks are joined together as they are worked. An I-cord edging gives the blanket a polished finish

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Delicate cabled floral motifs run the length of the First Blush Sweater—a bit of sweetness to balance the dramatic back. This sweater is knitted in the round from the bottom up to the deep back V-neck, then worked separately back and forth to the shoulders. Set-in sleeves keep the First Blush Sweater tailored and polished.

The geometric Nested Diamonds Wrap marries the simplicity of stockinette stitch with an intricate pattern of twisted-stitch diamonds. The changing blocks of texture keep the knitting engaging without becoming too complicated. This wrap is worked back and forth from end to end.

The Cuspate Sweater gets its name from the distinctive stockinette and garter-stitch pattern on the sleeve and body hems. It is worked in the round from the bottom up, using circular yoke shaping at the shoulders. The neck is worked using a folded hem, creating a clean collar with structure.Designer Courtney Spainhower

This breezy summer top is worked in pieces from the bottom up, stacking regular rows of triangles into a stylish boxy silhouette.

Ready to tackle your first sweater? This cozy pullover is worked back and forth in separate pieces using an easy texture pattern. The front and back are exactly the same and don't have any shaping to keep things laid-back and easygoing. The instructions also explain how to work the sleeve increases in pattern.

Vertical lines of knit stitches give the simply constructed Larimar Tee a sophisticated look. The identical front and back are worked separately, then seamed together. You’ll get some practice picking up stitches around the armholes: A thin trim of ribbing is added at the end.

Worked in the round from the bottom up to the underarms, the beginner-friendly Feldspar Tee uses garter ridges set against stockinette fabric to create subtle stripes. The addition of sweet eyelet lace at the hem, neckline, and cuffs gives the whole top an airy feel.