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Debra Arch

Since 1998, Debra Arch has had several hundred crochet, knitting, hand-applique, machine sewing, quilting, needle felting, and needlepoint on plastic canvas designs published by various publishers in magazines and pattern books. She also is the instructor of 2 online crochet classes. Debra is always working to create new tricks to make crafting easier, faster and more fun... and she loves sharing her tips with others! Photos of many of her published designs and info regarding her online classes can be viewed on her Ravelry page.

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Projects by Debra Arch

Nostalgic Crochet Light-Up Christmas Tree

From the December 2023 issue

Introducing the Crocheted Light-Up Christmas Tree pattern, a delightful homage to the nostalgic tabletop ceramic trees of the 1950s. This unique creation incorporates crocodile scales to add depth and structure, creating a charming and festive centerpiece for your holiday décor. The crochet crocodile scales lend a three-dimensional quality to the tree, giving it a playful and textured appearance. This crocheted version brings a handmade touch to the classic ceramic design, infusing your space with both vintage charm and modern craftsmanship.

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Evergreen Quilt-Inspired Crochet Table Runner

From the December 2023 issue

Introducing the Evergreen Quilt-Inspired Crochet Table Runner pattern, a versatile and timeless piece that adds a touch of elegance to any space, year round. Drawing inspiration from the art of quilting, this pattern brings a unique and handmade touch to your table setting. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply elevating your everyday dining experience, this table runner is sure to be a cherished addition to your home.

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Poinsettia Pizzazz Pillow

From the December 2024 issue

Elevate your holiday decor with the exquisite Poinsettia Pizzazz Pillow, a striking 3-D crochet creation that brings a burst of festive color and whimsy to any space. This show-stopping pillow features layers of crocheted petals, intricately arranged to replicate the iconic Christmas flower in all its glory.

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Snazzy Snowman Pillow

From the December 2024 issue

Discover the delightful Snazzy Snowman Pillow, crafted with a simple 2-stitch pattern repeat that creates a charming nubby texture. The clever stitch combination seamlessly joins the sections, enhancing the snowman’s whimsical appearance.

Adorned with a cheerful face and sporting a snazzy scarf and hat, this pillow promises to bring a smile to all your holiday guests. Perfect for adding a festive touch to any room, it embodies the joy and spirit of the season with its handmade charm and playful design.

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Ocean Waves Criss Cross Shells Throw 

The ever-so-popular Criss Cross Throw from February 2015 gets a fun update! Now featuring shades in bright blue, teal and gray, the dainty shells in this bluesy crochet shells throw really pop. Throw it over the couch or use it as a throw for a bed, this pattern is perfect to use all winter long.

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Bean Stitch Crochet Crossbody

From the August 2024 issue

Discover the perfect blend of style and functionality with this woven-look crochet bag pattern. Designed for both beginners and seasoned crocheters, this pattern allows you to create a stunning bag in no time. The use of super bulky yarn ensures that the bag is not only quick to stitch but also durable and sturdy, making it ideal for everyday use. The highlight of this bag is its unique texture, achieved through the bean stitch. This stitch adds a delightful, woven-like appearance that sets this bag apart from ordinary crochet projects.

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Round Trip Raffia Bag

From the June 2019 issue

A unique shape, construction and stitching techniques make this a stunner of a bag. Worked in raffia with delicate bead accents, you’ll love bringing this bag along on all your summer holidays — whether they’re far away destinations or local staycations, this bag will turn heads wherever you go.

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