Let\'s Knit - UK (2019-12)

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All items from patterns published by Let’s Knit are for personal use only and cannot be sold. Multiple copies

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 speciied yarn for every

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

project. The publishers are not responsible for any safety issues arising from any items knitted from patterns contained within Let’s Knit magazine. Please note that toys with small parts are not suitable for children under three

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: Knit Girl (a.k.a

Purl Jones), p

ABOVE LEFT: The Wrap Up

Warm Collection, p

CENTRE: Super cosy

yarns, p

LEFT: Winter patterns, p

BELOW: Teddy cool, p

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Before we get into the themes of our

December issue I would like to

introduce the world’s newest (and

coolest) superhero - Knit Girl!

By day she’s Purl Jones, a yarn shop

owner and knitter extraordinaire, but

her fabulous knitted cape is in fact a

secret weapon which gives her formidable powers.

Turn to page 52 to ind the pattern for Purl and her

fantastic costume, and don’t miss her essential

everyday outit in next month’s magazine

Elsewhere in this issue, we’re all about keeping

warm, with snuggly garments and fuzzy ibres.

The Wrap Up Warm Collection starts on page 14 and

features ive wearable wonders to help keep out the

chills. As if that’s not enough, on page 31 there’s a

round-up of some of the choicest cosy patterns for

every member of the family – even the four-legged

ones! And following on you’ll ind our pick of the

warmest yarns around for every budget, from

laceweight to chunky.

As ever we’ve got some great projects for little

ones. Starting on page 58 there’s Nicola Valiji’s

adorable sausage-dog scarf, followed by Jane Burns’

cheeky Teddy Cool cardi (p61), and inally, Zoë

Halstead’s smiley star dungarees (p64). All of these

projects are unisex and made from great value yarns

• excellent news at this time of year!

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