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Clip Striped Tee	Clip	Beginner	6
	This fun tee shirt differs from others at the square neckline. Choose your own fun colors or use just one to knit this comfortable knit tee. We used 6 balls for a size small. This pattern can be found in our book, The Yarn Girls' Guide to Beyond the Basics. Click here for Clip Striped Tee project & pattern details

Clip Stripe Polo	Clip	Beginner	6
	This polo shirt knit out of Clip is a great addition to any wardrobe. Pair it with jeans or a skirt and you are all set for the spring and summer. The ruffle collar gives it a little extra flair. It takes 5 total for a Small and Medium. This pattern can be found in The Yarn Girls' Guide to Knits for all Seasons Click here for Clip Stripe Polo project & pattern details

Summer Tweed Man Vneck	Rowan Summer Tweed	Beginner	9
	This is a simple man's V-neck sweater made out of the Summer Tweed. It's a terrific sweater for the summer, the yarn is lightweight but the texture provides a more rugid feel. This pattern can easily be adjusted for a woman as well. It took 10 skeins for a man's medium. This pattern can be found in The Yarn Girls' Guide to Knits for all Seasons Click here for Summer Tweed Man Vneck project & pattern details

Promise Zara Cable Blanket	Promise	Intermediate	11
	This seed stitch and cable blanket is sure to brighten up any room. Combine any of the beautiful colors of Promise with the Zara to make it match your room. It takes 4 skeins of Promise and 13 of Zara. This pattern can be found in our book, The Yarn Girls' Guide to Beyond the Basics. Click here for Promise Zara Cable Blanket project & pattern details

Cotton Classic Tote	Cotton Classic	Intermediate	8
	This bag will hold your essentials. We think it makes a great beach tote. Just pack a towel, a book, and some sunscreen and you're ready to go. This tote will be featured in The Yarn Girls' Guide to Knits for All Seasons. We used 6 balls of the main color, 3 balls of the contrasting color and needle sizes 5,7,&8. PLEASE CLICK TO SEE THE LARGER IMAGE FOR A DIFFERENT VIEW. Click here for Cotton Classic Tote project & pattern details

Alpiner	Alpaca	Intermediate	9
	This ear flap hat will keep you or a loved one nice and toasty warm. It is made with a double strand of Blue Sky Alpaca. No frost biten ears with this hat. This pattern can be found in our book, The Yarn Girls' Guide to Beyond the Basics. Click here for Alpiner project & pattern details

Double Alpaca Poncho	Alpaca	Beginner	10.5
	We used 2 strands of Blue Sky Alpaca to knit this hooded poncho. It looks so cute on. We used 10 skeins for a size small. The pattern for this poncho comes in two adult sizes. This pattern can be found in our book, The Yarn Girls' Guide to Beyond the Basics. Click here for Double Alpaca Poncho project & pattern details

Chenille Stitchblock	Chenille	Intermediate	10.5
	This is a great project to practice different stitches. The chenille is held doubled so it works up fast. You make the blanket in 5 panels so it becomes portable. This pattern can be found in our book, The Yarn Girls' Guide to Beyond the Basics. Click here for Chenille Stitchblock project & pattern details

Zara Blanket	Zara	Beginner	19
	This blanket might remind you of our Zara scarves. It worked so well as a scarf, we thought we would try knitting it out as a baby blanket. The outcome is a quick and colorful blanket. We used four colors, but you could use 3 or 5. THIS PATTERN CAN BE FOUND IN THE YARN GIRLS' GUIDE TO KID KNITS. Click here for Zara Blanket project & pattern details

Chenille Box Blanket	Chenille	Beginner	11
	This is a great baby blanket. Knitting 2 strands of the Crystal Palace Chenille held together, you swtich off knitting and purling to create the boxes. This pattern can be found in The Yarn Girls' Guide to Kid Knits. Click here for Chenille Box Blanket project & pattern details

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