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Jessie Rayot

Jessie has been crocheting since her great grandmother first handed her a hook at the age of 8. She started off her professional life as a costume designer/creator/pattern maker. While managing the costume department for Adelphi University (in Long Island, NY) she was set up on a blind date with a Jersey boy. A few years later she found herself married and living in Jersey.

In 2007 she became a stay at home mom to twin girls. Shortly thereafter she started Jessie At Home as a way to share photos and stories of the girls with her family. Eventually she started adding crafty posts in, then patterns, and it just kept evolving until it became the fun crochet, knit, and family blog that it is today. Since then Jessie has earned several awards from the CGOA Design Competition.  In 2013 Jessie started designing for others outside of Jessie At Home. She has had patterns published in various on and off line crochet and knit publications, including I Like Crochet and I Like Knitting.
In addition to all things yarn related, Jessie enjoys just about all arts and crafts, playing games with her family, and leading her twins Girl Scout Troop.

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Projects by Jessie Rayot

Ramona Granny Stitch Dress

Granny stripes are totally groovy in this casual dress that’s great for a day on the town. Pair it with a wide belt for a statement or a simple belt to keep the attention on your beautiful stitches.

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Altaira Two Tone Tee

From the April 2023 issue

Turn heads with this two-toned, fitted button top that features a rib stitch pattern and lacy edges. Using a hemp and organic blend yarn, this pattern creates a soft and breathable fabric that’s perfect for spring and summer days.

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Ashlyn Crochet Modified Long Sleeve Tee

From the February 2023 issue

Add some crochet accents to a long sleeve tee to create this eye-catching beauty. Crochet motifs are hand stitched over sections of a long-sleeve tee and then the fabric is cut away for a lacy effect. You can add these crochet seams (and elbows and pocket) to any size tee for a perfectly customized look.

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Just Your Stripe Scarf

From the October 2020 issue

This is a cozy crochet scarf complete with bold colors and chunky tassels. Featuring a two-row stitch repeat and a random color stripe pattern to keep the scarf interesting, the two halves of this nifty scarf are mirror images of each other. We know you’ll love whipping up this piece!

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Winter Mint Hand & Face Towels

Give your bestie the spa day she deserves with this striped version of the Spearmint Hand and Winter Face Towels. Pair with a bar of soap and other spa day essentials and you’ve got yourself the perfect gift basket.

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Marin Ruana

Chilly summer nights are meant for this delicate Marin Ruana. Whether you pair it with a belt, wrap it with a shawl pin or just toss it on and show off your fabulousness, this piece is a must make for summer.

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Thank You Berry Much Clutch

From the December 2018 issue

Clutches are such a classic accessory. This one is great for gifting or taking to holiday parties. Made in bright berry hues of pink and purple, this clutch is easily customizable to your recipient’s favorite colors.

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Town Square Cowl

From the August 2018 issue

This cowl features large and small granny squares joined together to make a button-front cowl. Paired with a jean jacket, this cowl will keep your neck warm and your outfit on point!

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Spearmint Hand & Face Towels

From the December 2019 issue

The linen stitch makes a very pleasing fabric that is well suited for towels. Once you learn how to crochet these towels, you’ll want to make a full set for yourself and your friends. You can even create a spa gift set with soap, bath salts and other essentials.

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