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Amy Gunderson


Dog cuddling, knitflixing, and drinking red wine are just a few of Amy’s favorite things to do (and often does all of these at the same time). She does a variety of freelance work including design, crochet and knit charting, technical editing, and more.

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Projects by Amy Gunderson


Cabled Flora Mitts Crochet Pattern

Elegance meets warmth with the Cabled Flora Mitts, a stunning set of long fingerless gloves designed to keep you cozy and stylish throughout the chilly season. Featuring an intricate twisted cable design, these mitts are highlighted by a delicate flower motif that adds a touch of sophistication and charm. Perfect for intermediate crocheters, this pattern offers a rewarding project that combines texture and beauty into a truly unique accessory.

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Crescent Heart Crochet Shawl Pattern

Fall in love with the Crescent Heart Shawl, a beautiful and romantic accessory that brings a touch of elegance and charm to any outfit. Designed to be worked from the top down, this shawl forms a graceful heart-shaped crescent that drapes delicately over your shoulders. The lacework is not only intricate but also heart-themed, with subtle heart motifs woven throughout the design, creating a romantic and whimsical feel that’s perfect for any occasion.

The shawl is finished off with a festive pineapple border, adding a delicate touch of texture and enhancing its overall beauty. Its oversized design makes it versatile enough to be worn as a cozy wrap or a statement piece, and the soft, airy lace allows it to flow gracefully, making it a stunning addition to both casual and formal outfits. Whether you’re wearing it to a wedding, a romantic evening out, or simply for an elegant day around town, this shawl will elevate any look with its timeless beauty.

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Amethyst Lace Cardigan

Cozy is the name of the game in this versatile cardigan. A generous ribbed collar can be secured at the lower edge with buttons as shown, or left unbuttoned so you use a shawl pin closure. Most pieces of this cardigan are worked in half double crochet ribbing, creating flattering vertical lines.

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Ski Lodge Pullover

Fair Isle sweaters aren’t just for knitters! Crocheted seamlessly from the top down, this classic patterned sweater will become an instant winter wardrobe staple.

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Seaglass Tank

Amplify your inner sparkle with this classy tank. It will keep you feeling light and elegant in the warmer temperatures, and the linen yarn also provides excellent drape and breathability.

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Rose Resort Tee

Crochet up this unique layering piece in no time! Mostly double crochet mesh, this tee employs strategically placed filled squares to make rose, vine, and leaf pictures. Be sure to wear it over a highly contrasting color to maximize the effect of the pattern.

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How to Crochet Fair Isle

There are many ways in which crochet is different than knitting. For instance, crochet stitches can be short, tall or textured, and they can wrap around and go in many different directions. The look of crochet stitches are noticeable different from knitting stitches, but there is one traditional knitting technique that can be made in

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Sweet Crochet Donuts

Crocheting has never made us so hungry! These donuts are about the size of real ones, making these a quick and satisfying project. With numerous topping and base options, the sky’s the limit when it comes to how many different donut combinations you can come up with.

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Broken Chevron Filet Scarf

Filet crochet is fun because you’re building a picture with double crochet blocks. This scarf features an all-over broken chevron pattern and a simple picot edging to finish things off.

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Mixed Motifs Triangular Scarf 

With ten different motifs to crochet, it’s impossible to get bored while making this scarf! Though it’s shown in just two contrasting colors, this could be a great colorful stashbuster, as well. Get creative and use up what you’ve got in your stash to create an accessory that’s uniquely you.

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