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Nicola Prybell - Editor, I Like Crochet


Projects by Nicola Prybell - Editor, I Like Crochet


Free Printable Crochet Greeting Cards for Christmas!

It’s that time of year again! Time to crochet warm and cozy things for yourself and for the ones you love. If you find yourself crocheting things for your crochet group of friends and you are looking for the perfect card to accompany the perfect crochet gift, these cards are for you.

If you’ve never downloaded

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How to Organize Your Yarn Stash in Three Easy Steps

Whether you have one or two balls of yarn for your current project or you’ve achieved SABLE (stash acquisition beyond life expectancy), organizing your yarn stash can be the difference between enjoying the yarn in your collection and being overwhelmed by it. But organizing doesn’t have to be difficult. Let’s start with a few basic

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How To Prevent Crochet Projects from Narrowing

You are crocheting along, row after row, with your afghan project bunched on your lap. You finally open up the afghan to look at your work only to notice it’s gotten narrower. This happens to beginner and experienced crocheters alike. Very honestly, once you learn the basic stitches, getting your pieces even is the next

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New Crochet Books for Winter 2024

As the winter season approaches, crochet enthusiasts have plenty to look forward to with a fresh lineup of inspiring new crochet books hitting the shelves. From delightful amigurumi and classic granny squares to stylish garments and stitch dictionaries, this winter’s crochet releases offer something for every skill level and interest. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned crafter, these books provide a wealth of patterns, creative techniques, and cozy project ideas to keep your hooks busy and your winter days warm. Dive into our roundup of the season’s must-have crochet books to find your next favorite project or gift idea!

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Gifts of Joy Crochet Products

For those eager to give (or receive!) a little holiday cheer this season, we’ve rounded up a selection of gifts that are sure to spark joy for every crochet lover. Perfect for crafting cozy winter projects, these items—featured in the Gifts of Joy section of I Like Crochet’s December issue—include everything from luxurious yarns to crochet-themed accessories and self-care treats. Whether it’s the soft fibers of Sirdar Happy Cotton, a custom crochet bag, or a cozy sweatshirt declaring your “Crochet Era,” these picks are guaranteed to inspire and delight. Here’s to a season of warm yarn, joyful projects, and crafty cheer!

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Keep Things Cozy Crochet Products

Settle in for a season of cozy crochet with this hand-picked selection of gifts, perfect for keeping warm and inspired all winter long. Featured in the Keep Things Cozy section of I Like Crochet’s December issue, these thoughtful finds are ideal for the dedicated crocheter: from plush, chunky yarns like Cascade Yarns Pacific Chunky to a whimsical “One More Row” sweatshirt for those can’t-put-it-down projects. Add a little extra warmth with candles and socks, or stay organized with a personalized notebook and stylish project bag. Here’s to a cozy winter filled with yarn, warmth, and creative joy!

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Holiday Whimsy Crochet Products

Add a dash of holiday magic to your crochet this season with the playful picks in our Holiday Whimsy gift guide! Highlighted in I Like Crochet’s December issue, this round-up is filled with cheer and charm for crochet enthusiasts. From festive yarns like Bernat Softee Chunky and Lion Brand’s Homespun to whimsical accessories such as a Christmas Cake Crochet Hook and Snow Globe Yarn Sticker, these gifts capture the joy of crafting during the holidays. Whether you’re decking out with holiday hooks or cozying up with an “All I Want For Christmas Is Yarn” sweatshirt, these finds are sure to brighten any crocheter’s winter season.

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Cozy Crochet Classic: Polar Periwinkle Pullover

If you’re looking for a classic sweater to wear any time, then the Polar Periwinkle Pullover is the pattern for you! Amanda Saladin has put together a shawl collar sweater design with simple crochet stitches to make a timeless pullover.

The clean lines of the Polar Periwinkle Pullover are set off with beautiful ribbing details at

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How To Prevent Pain While Crocheting: Self Care for the Avid Crocheter

Repetitive and calming, crocheting can be a very effective way to de-stress, wind down and soothe your soul after a hectic day. Over time, however, you may develop pains resulting from the very thing that is soothing about crochet, its repetitiveness. Unfortunately, pain is something that yarn crafters deal with from time to time. Repetitive motions in the hands and/or wrists can often cause cramping or sharp pains that make it hard to finish that big project! Luckily, a lot of pain can be avoided or alleviated with some basic adjustments to your form, posture and tools. 

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Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Giveaway!

Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Giveaway!

























  • Open only to legal residents of United States and its territories (except residents of Puerto Rico) and Canada (except residents of Quebec) at least 13 years old at the time of entry. The winner will be announced here on this page as well as contacted by the email address provided.



For an additional entry to this giveaway, save and share these images with the hashtag #10YearsOfILC on Instagram. Instagram profile must be public in order for entry to count. Tag our Instagram account @ilikecrochet as well to make sure we don’t miss it! You can also share/repost the Instagram quotes that we

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