Kati Brown is a designer who lives in Colorado with her husband and two sons. Kati works in bright colors and fun shapes, and she loves making anything with safety eyes. Her inspiration mostly comes from the games and imaginations of her energetic boys, who thoroughly test all amigurumi for durability and aerodynamics. She has designed for Crochet!, Crochet World, Annie’s Special Newsstand issues, Happily Hooked, Love of Crochet, Knotions, and I Like Crochet.
From the April 2019 issue
Imagine this: you grab your favorite pair of jeans and discover there’s a huge rip in them – and not the kind that could pass for the on-trend distressed jeans either. What do you do? It’s time to toss them, right? The answer isn’t as straightforward as you might think.
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Add a little roar to your next ensemble with this crochet take on leopard print! Whether you dress it up or down, this incredible scarf is a must-have for the fall and winter season.
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Ingo is a sweet little crochet bird who wants to brighten your day. She makes a wonderful addition to a colorful nursery.
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Add to your collection of trees by crocheting this design. The ric rac pattern and extra-poofy pom-pom are as fun to look at as they are to make.
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Organize your home with handmade style using the Emerson V Stitch Basket. Designed with durability and versatility in mind, this basket features heavy yarn and a thick, textured V stitch that creates a strong yet collapsible structure—ideal for holding everything from magazines and books to yarn skeins, toys, or crafting supplies.
What sets this design apart is its thoughtfully crafted one-piece handle, seamlessly integrated for added support across the bottom and sides, ensuring both function and durability. The Emerson Basket is as practical as it is beautiful, and its sturdy form is easily adaptable to your preferred colors and sizes to match any home décor.
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Crochet your own version of the classic Faberge egg. Worked around a water balloon and then stiffened, these eggs are a fun spring project and a great way to showcase beautiful leftover sock yarn.
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