brioche
One word comes to mind when looking at Scottish knitwear designer Liz Corke’s work: movement. Her patterns focus on accessories. But whether through cables, lace, or brioche, stitches interesting details move across the fabric in sometimes unexpected ways.
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Hunter Hammersen rejected expectation, sought the life less-ordinary, and ended up in Maine writing knitting books and taking pictures of pretty string. Her designs are based on using simple knitting techniques to create patterns that look more complicated than they are. Her full collection of knitwear accessories and miniature knits are classic with a touch of whimsy.
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Paola Albergamo is a knitwear designer from Rome, Italy. Her work features a stunning, playful combination of color and movement. No matter the technique you want to try, you will find a clever take on it in Paola’s full line of designs.
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Stephanie’s patterns have appeared in several magazines and the Cascade book series “Quick Knits”. She specializes in garments focusing on unique construction, new stitch patterns, or finding new ways to use old patterns. You are sure to find a top that suits your style in her collection.
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