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Amanda Saladin

Projects by Amanda Saladin

Deep Waters Tee Crochet Pattern

Channel the cool, tranquil beauty of the deep sea with the Deep Waters Tee, a contemporary crochet sweater inspired by trendy streetwear. Featuring a lightweight lacy mesh stitch and playful split sleeves, this design strikes the perfect balance between casual and chic. Its deep, electric blue hue captures the mystery and allure of ocean waters, making it an eye-catching piece for any wardrobe.

Perfect for layering on an afternoon stroll or a casual day out, this breezy tee is as comfortable as it is stylish. Dress it up with tailored pants for a modern office look, or pair it with jeans for laid-back weekend vibes. With its relaxed fit and unique details, the Deep Waters Tee is the ultimate go-to for effortless fashion.

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Best Way to Weave in Ends

From the August 2016 issue

Finishing is something that most crocheters don’t take much time to think about, but it can really make or break a project. One important aspect that every crochet project includes is loose ends. There is nothing worse than spending hours on a project only to rush through the finishing and have ends sticking out.

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Doggone Cute Baby Hoodie Crochet Pattern

From the February 2017 issue

Wrap your little one in warmth and style with the Doggone Cute Hoodie! This adorable hoodie is designed with three textured crochet cables running down the front, adding a touch of classic sophistication to its playful charm. The two-button placket makes it easy to slip on and off, ensuring comfort and convenience for busy parents and active kiddos alike.

Perfect for cooler days, this cozy hoodie is a must-have addition to your child’s wardrobe. Whether you’re taking a stroll in the park or snapping precious family photos, the Doggone Cute Hoodie will keep your little man both snug and stylish.

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How to Weave in Yarn Ends

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Polar Periwinkle Pullover

This shawl collared pullover features a deep V neckline with button accents, wide ribbing on sleeves and a textured stitch pattern.

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Allons-y Bag

Let’s go! This bag was inspired by floral granny squares, which are crocheted first and the rest of the stitches are picked up from them.

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One in a Melon Baby Dress

From the June 2018 issue

This sweet dress is perfect for summer with its watermelon hues, A-line skirt, keyhole back and button closure. Make this dress for your one in a melon little one for summertime occasions.

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Millie Turtleneck Sweater

From the October 2021 issue

Get ready to go anywhere in this comfy sweater – it’s the perfect fall pullover. Worked top down and features ribbed shoulder and side panels, full-length sleeves and ribbing at collar, hem and cuffs. No seaming makes this project a breeze!

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Baby Lumberjack Plaid Aviator Hat

From the October 2019 issue

The thickest, warmest baby hat for your little lumberjack is here! This unisex hat is created using two layers: a plaid, wool outer layer and a thick faux fur lining that’s extra soft against a baby’s skin. A snap closure completes the look for extra chilly days at the cabin.

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Sunny Bunny Bag – Baby Bun Version

From the April 2019 issue

Tuck away some treats or hide a special gift inside this sweet little gift bag that features bunny ears and an adorable face. This mini version is just like the original Sunny Bunny Bag from our April 2017 issue. We can’t decide which version is cuter!

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Amanda Saladin

Projects by Amanda Saladin

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