Icy Winter Blues

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Indigo Blooms Scarf

From the February 2018 issue

Merino wool provides the right amount of warmth to this lacy design. This is the perfect 2-row repeat pattern for that single skein of your favourite Indie dyed yarn.

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Augusta Mitts

By Keilah Fok

From the December 2021 issue

The Augusta Mitts are bursting with texture and detail. Side-by-side ribbing forms a stretchy cuff, while wrist-defining welts are created by special, double-back loop stitches. The mitts are topped off with a picot pattern reminiscent of turret tops from a fairytale castle tucked in the mountains.

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Simple Snowflake Scarf

By Roseanna Beck

From the December 2015 issue

The Simple Snowflake Scarf is an easy-to-make winter accessory that’s big on warmth and style. Featuring a repeating shell pattern and little attachable snowflake motifs, this scarf is a must for an outdoor winter day.

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Blue Rivers Hat

By Darleen Hopkins

From the December 2015 issue

The Blue Rivers Hat is a reference to the sparkling blue rivers that run down the sides of mountains. Seven columns of raised post stitches begin at the crown and flow to the base of the hat. With unisex styling available in four sizes, you can make one for everyone on your gift list.

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Winter Winds Slouchy Hat

By Kristi Simpson

From the December 2021 issue

The Winter Winds Slouchy Hat is a great addition to your cold-weather wardrobe. Made in a blue and grey self-striping colorway, this intermediate beanie looks great with any winter coat.

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Icy Blue Crochet Winter Set: Icy Blue Mittens

By Christy Nelson

From the February 2015 issue

These warm winter mittens, the last in our Icy Blue Crochet Winter Set, are perfect to keep your hands warm in winter. Check out our October and December 2014 issues for the matching scarf and hat!

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Icy Blue Crochet Winter Set: Icy Blue Hat

By Christy Nelson

From the December 2014 issue

This winter hat will keep you warm as temperatures drop around you. Pair it with the Icy Blue Crochet Winter Scarf from October, and complete your look with the mittens, coming in February, to complete your winter look.

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Icy Blue Crochet Winter Set: Icy Blue Scarf

By Christy Nelson

From the October 2014 issue

This warm winter scarf is just what you need to protect your neck and face this fall and winter season. Stay tuned for the matching hat pattern in our December 2014 issue. Bonus: need to brush up on your triple crochet skills? Check out our instructional video below.
Plus – stay tuned to our February 2015 issue for the last piece of our winter set: mittens!

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