Lynn Wasylkevych has been crocheting since she was 7 years old. Her grandmother taught her the basics and she continued to hone her skills from the help of friends and teachers.
Lynn's background is in the field of corporate interior design, and sheworked in this area for approximately 20 years, developing a great interest in the patterns, color ways and designs of
many of the decorative fabrics was exposed to daily.
Lynn earned my Masters certificate in the art of advanced crochet and plans to continue using her skills in the art of all things crochet.
From the June 2021 issue
Inspired by pink moon scallop shells collected from sandy beaches, this scarf brings together small and large shell shapes. The result is a breezy scarf that’s easy to make and easy to wear on morning walks while you look for seashells.
View ProjectFrom the December 2019 issue
This bold rendition of the Sweet Gum Cowl makes an excellent gift for the holidays for those who love a pop of vibrant color. Designed with rows of herringbone half double crochets that are worked in back loops on one row, then turned and worked in front loops of the following row, this cozy cowl can be adjusted to fit tightly or loosely around your neck with just a few adjustments.Â
View ProjectFrom the December 2019 issue
This mesmerizing design flawlessly unites herringbone half double crochets, tall stitches and picots. The high neckline and buttons add unique drama to the cowl’s fit, so it is an ideal accessory for a night out.
View ProjectFrom the April 2018 issue
Take the sea’s beauty into your home by crocheting up this adorable pillow. Featuring a gentle wave pattern using blue tones to represent sea water lapping against the yellow sands coastline, this unique piece will fit effortlessly into your home décor. Â
View ProjectFrom the December 2017 issue
The Kenai Mittens are worked from the cuff with rows of back loop, single crochet stitches. Enjoy warmth, comfort and durability without the bulkiness by whipping up these cozy mittens. Alternating rows of wave and chevron stitches mimic the Kenai Mountains to capture a subtle nod to one of nature’s most beautiful creations.
View ProjectFrom the October 2017 issue
This mesmerizing design flawlessly unites herringbone half double crochets, tall stitches and picots. The high neckline and buttons add unique drama to the cowl’s fit, so it is an ideal accessory for a night out.
View ProjectFrom the June 2016 issue
Swing into summer in style with this crochet skirt. This lacy skirt is paired with an optional lightweight lining for a classy look.
View ProjectFrom the April 2016 issue
Add a breath of fresh air to your wardrobe with the Mint Julep Scarf, a delicate and intricate design that embodies the lightness and charm of spring. Crocheted in a soft mint hue, this scarf features two rows of semi-circles paired with a row of star-shaped flowers, creating a beautiful combination of texture and detail. The open, airy design makes it the perfect accessory for those crisp spring days when you want a touch of warmth without weighing down your look.
This intermediate-level pattern offers a rewarding challenge for crocheters looking to enhance their skills while creating a truly unique piece. Whether paired with a casual outfit or used to elevate a more formal ensemble, the Mint Julep Scarf adds an effortless elegance to any look.
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The Second Season Shawl is the perfect accessory for embracing the unpredictable beauty of spring. With its crescent shape and tri-colored pastel palette, this wrap is an effortless way to add a touch of warmth and style as the seasons transition. Crocheted in lightweight cotton yarn, it’s designed to be light and breathable, making it ideal for layering over your favorite spring outfits.
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