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Amanda Saladin

Amanda Saladin is a high school teacher, wife, and mom to four amazing little boys. She majored in fashion design at Middle TN State University and finally found her passion with knitwear.  

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Projects by Amanda Saladin

Penguin Waddle Rattle

From the December 2018 issue

Crochet a chilly pal to keep baby entertained on snowy days. This penguin rattle features a wooden ring for a sturdy grip and a bell to hold baby’s interest.

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Braeburn Children’s Sweater

From the October 2018 issue

Braeburn Children's Sweater

Inspired by the spicy-sweet flavor of Braeburn apples, this pint-sized pullover is sure to please. This project features ribbing at the sleeves and hem, suede elbow patches, a funnel collar and buttons with loop closures.

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Galaxy Sweater

From the August 2018 issue

Get ready to go anywhere in this stylish sweater – it’s the perfect layering piece.  Worked bottom up and features stripes of mesh fabric and textured stitches, ¾-length sleeves and ribbing at collar, hem and cuffs.  Minimal seaming makes this project a breeze!

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Lemon Meringue Pullover

This comfortable pullover features a unique textured stitch, wide horizontal stripes, and a ribbed button detail at the shoulder seam. Using a softer yellow and a cream colored yarn, the stripes are still bold but definitely more subtle and casual.

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Roses are Red Vest

Crochet an easy vest pattern in one piece with a shawl collar, textured stitch, and button closure. Pair this textured vest with a long sleeved or short sleeved shirt depending on how warm it will be on Valentine’s day!

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Glacial Ice Slouch Hat

From the October 2023 issue

Shades of crisp, icy blue make this slouch hat a must have for that cold transition from fall to winter. The design also features the puff stitch, which is a great way to add texture and to spice up your regular stitches.

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Little Bear Costume

From the October 2017 issue

Prepare for your baby’s first Halloween by working up this huggable baby bear costume. It is complete with a hat and little paws that will fit just right for your family’s newest addition.

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Frightfully Adorable Baby Bat Set

From the October 2017 issue

No need to search for the winner of this year’s costume party; this winged baby bat onesie will definitely swoop in for first prize. Your little one will look cute without feeling uncomfortable; plus, snap tape makes it easy to get in and out.

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