Let's Knit - UK (2020-04)

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of any part of this publication may not be made, and no part of this publication whether in its original form or a reproduction thereof may be sold. All patterns featured within Let’s Knit are reproduced in good faith that they

do not infringe any copyright.project as this will produce the best results. The alternatives given are suggestions only, and as no two yarns DISCLAIMER: We recommend that readers use the main specified yarn for every

are exactly the same we advise readers to swatch an alternative yarn carefully before choosing to use it for their

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years of age. If making a toy for a very young child, omit any buttons and embroider the details instead. Babies should be supervised when playing with toys. Prices are all correct at time of print.

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ABOVE RIGHT: The Bright

& Bold Collection, p

ABOVE LEFT: Get creative

with colourwork, p

CENTRE: Mellow Yellow. p

LEFT: our Top 20 must-haves

for spring and summer, p

BELOW: free hexagon

blanket pattern, p

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If your wardrobe consists of 50

shades of grey then we’d like to

invite you to step outside your

comfort zone! There’s not a neutral

in sight in our Bright & Bold

Collection on page 14. But before

you cast on any of our vibrant

garments, check out our guide to crafting with

colour on page 40 and discover how to choose

shades that complement your skin tone.

Using colour in knitting is a great opportunity to

explore colourwork, from simple stripes to more

intricate Fair Isle like our stunning Stranded Sea

baby sweater on page 63. You can also learn how

to work linen stitch on page 84. When it comes

to specific hues, you can’t get much brighter than

yellow: check out our choice of yarns in this sunny

shade on page 39.

The daffodils are out, which means it must be time

for our Spring/Summer must-haves! Turn to page

59 for our Top 20 picks for the season ahead.

There’s still plenty of time to nominate your

favourites in the British Knitting & Crochet

Awards 2020. Everyone who does will receive a free

Hexagon Blanket pattern, so visit letsknit.co.uk/

awards today to make sure you get yours.

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