IN THE NEWS:
****Winter 2008 Issue of Twist Collective:
**Gytha by Jennifer L. Appleby: Purchase the PDF pattern for this colorful pullover hoodie with ancient Viking overtones. Pack some color punch into your winter wardrobe!
**March/April 2008 Issue Crochet Today! Magazine.
**“Textured Cardi” by Jennifer L. Appleby: Cute little short-sleeved cardigan with interesting texture and no side seams. Great topper for day or evening.
[Photo Courtesy Crochet Today! Magazine.]
**Stitch Style: Mittens Book from Collins and Brown/Martingale:
“Slip-Stitch Wrist Warmers” by Jennifer L. Appleby: Funky little fingerless mitts. Use slip stitches to create your colorwork and an alpaca/silk yarn for warmth and luxury. Be warned…the mitts were worn UPSIDE DOWN for the photo. Instructions are written for the mitts as originally intended. Book sold here.
**Winter 2007 Issue Interweave Crochet
“Hot Cross Slouch Beret” by Jennifer L. Appleby: A fun stitch and no sewing makes this slouchy hat a pleasure to crochet! (In no time flat!) Worked from brim to crown.
[Photo Courtesy of Interweave Crochet Magazine.]
“El Sol Pullover” by Jennifer L. Appleby: A pullover knit in the round with wide neck and uniquely-shaped keyholes at front neck and on sleeve cuffs. Both rustic and classic!
**Holiday 2007 Issue of Knit Simple:
“Textured Pullover” by Jennifer L. Appleby: Slip stitch ribbed body and garter stitch set-in/saddle shoulder sleeves pair well with tweedy yarn for a great guys’ sweater!
[Photo courtesy of Knit Simple magazine.]
**Fall 2007 Issue of Interweave Crochet:
“Felted Hooded Vest” by Jennifer L. Appleby: Bright colors and an open V-stitch make for fun and fast felting!
**September/October Issue of Crochet Today!:
“Preppy Tank” by Jennifer L. Appleby: A little layering piece for fall, or a tank for warmer weather. A-line shaped by using different sizes of hooks.
**Fall 2007 (25th Anniversary) Vogue Knitting:
“Zara Tee Party” by Jennifer L. Appleby, Special Advertising Section “True Blue”, Tahki Stacy Charles. This is a free pattern download from the Tahki Stacy Charles website. Cute little short-sleeved top in DK yarn (Zara) with ribbed and ruched shaping. Very chic.
**Early Fall 2007 Issue of Knitscene:
“Two-Over-Two Vest” by Jennifer L. Appleby: Ultra easy vest or tank. Cable ribbing and garter stitch provide shape and fullness in turn where needed, without requiring a change in stitch numbers. Perfect beginner project.
**Summer 2007 Issue of Knitty:
“Breeze” by Jennifer L. Appleby: Fun little lacy anklets knit up in a flash…sporty and classy all at once! Great for gift-giving.
** Vogue Knitting On The Go! Crocheted Baby Blankets Book from SoHo Publishing:
“Trellis Blanket” and “Woven Blanket” by Jennifer L. Appleby: A beautiful heirloom blanket in finest cashmere and a fun and functional plaid modern classic.
[Photos courtesy of SoHo Publishing]
**Spring 2007 Issue of Interweave Crochet:
Beachcomber Tunic by Jennifer L. Appleby. Mix your knitting and crocheting skills in this light and airy pullover. Features a deep split neck, straight sleeves, and a beautiful crochet motif, all worked in a light DK. Gorgeous.
** Favorite Socks from Interweave Press:
“Uptown Boot Socks” by Jennifer L. Appleby. A fabulous collection of treasured sock patterns as previously published in “Interweave Knits” or “Piecework”, now gathered together in one volume (plus 6 completely new patterns) for the sock enthusiast! “Uptown Boot Socks” employ an allover cable pattern to achieve a sort of “rustic elegance” for your foot. Great socks for sandals! *NOTE: I do stock this book in the shop. Please let me know if you’d like it signed and to whom when you order, and I’ll be happy to scribble on my pattern.
**February/March 2007 Issue of Crochet Today!:
"Swingy Coat" by Jennifer L. Appleby: Think Doris Day with this fun cropped jacket with three-quarter sleeves and button details. Easy to crochet in a stitch pattern that gives an overall impression of woven tweed, and finishes nicely for a professional look.
[www.crochettoday.com/articlepage.aspx?articleid=93]
**Spring 2007 Issue of Knitscene:
Lingerie Jacket and Flo by Jennifer L. Appleby: #13 Lingerie Jacket: A frothy pink concoction for just the right occasion. Features no seaming, ribbons to fasten shoulders and bodice front, easy lace, and steamy style. #21 Flo: A knit and crochet apron, tied with tulle, is just the thing for the perfect hostess! Easy and fun.
[www.knitscene.com/2007/projects.asp]
Please use the following links to view my designs for 2006 as published in “Interweave Knits”, “Interweave Crochet”, and “Knit Simple”.
“Thrummed Mittens” by Jennifer L. Appleby. Colorful mittens lined with fleece; a great gift project that’s oh, so Canadian!
[www.interweave.com/knit/interweave_knits/preview/2006_winter.asp]
**Fall 2006 Issue of Interweave Crochet:
“Ultraviolet Coat” by Jennifer L. Appleby. This gorgeous belt wrap, hooded coat is quick n’ easy in bulky yarn! The body and hood are crocheted in one piece, and the sleeves then added on. Generous styling, just perfect for fall!
[www.interweavecrochet.com/2006/materials_fall.asp]
[ Photo Courtesy Interweave Crochet Magazine ]
**Fall 2006 Issue of Interweave Knits:
Coral Crossing - Fall 2006 Interweave Knits
[ Photo by Chris Hartlove ]
“Coral Crossing” Cabled Pullover by Jennifer L. Appleby. Fabulous rib and cable pattern featuring built-in front pockets, tall ribbing at cuffs and hem, set-in sleeves, and wide scoop neckline. A modern classic!
[www.interweave.com/knit/interweave_knits/preview/2006_fall.asp]
**Spring 2006 Issue of Interweave Crochet:
"Joie de Vivre Dress"; (p. 72) and
"Seaside Espadrilles"; (p. 82) by Jennifer L. Appleby. View these pictures on the Supplies List page for Interweave Crochet…shaped sundress in DK yarn with stunning panels of "architecture" at bodice top and skirt hem, set off with a funky, beaded fringe…and easy, fun beach sandals for the whole family…try your hand at crocheting with jute!
[www.interweavecrochet.com/2006/materials.asp]
