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Spring Has Sprung Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern

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From the April 2015 issue

Add a pop of color and charm to your spring wardrobe with the Spring Has Sprung Fingerless Gloves! These delightful gloves are the perfect accessory for those cool spring mornings and breezy evenings, keeping your hands warm while leaving your fingers free for texting, gardening, or sipping a coffee. The light and airy design makes them both functional and stylish, and they pair beautifully with any outfit, from casual jeans to flowy spring dresses.

This pattern uses just one color per round, making it an approachable introduction to colorwork for beginners and a fun, relaxing project for experienced crocheters. It’s also a fantastic stash-busting opportunity—mix and match leftover yarn in your favorite springtime shades to create a unique pair of gloves every time!

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Sky Blue Shawlette

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This simple shawlette features puff stitches and fans radiating out from the neck edge to create texture and interest. It’s perfect for keeping your shoulders warm on a chilly spring evening.

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Filet Lacy Shrug

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From the April 2015 issue

Short and sweet, the simple shaping of this shrug makes it a terrific introduction to both garment-making and filet lace crochet. The filet pattern is completely charted to help you in stitching and the fit is easily adjustable by lengthening or shortening the sleeve seams.

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Ladylike Lace Arm Warmers Crochet Pattern

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From the April 2015 issue

Add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your wardrobe with the Ladylike Lace Arm Warmers, a perfect blend of delicate lace and modern comfort. These long, fingerless gloves are designed with intricate lacework that creates a beautifully feminine look, while technical shaping and elastic yarn ensure a snug, comfortable fit. The result is a pair of arm warmers that not only provide warmth but also make a stylish statement.

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Retro Flower Cushion

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From the June 2023 issue

Spice up that drab sofa in no time with the brightly-colored Retro Flower Cushion. It uses only two motifs, each made in two sizes. The main leaf motif uses the five basic crochet stitches, so it’s ideal for a group or teaching project or for a crochet novice.

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Tilted Lace Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern

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From the April 2015 issue

Crocheted in a sweet mix of baby blues and pinks, this blanket exudes softness and warmth, making it a thoughtful and treasured gift for baby showers or special occasions. The delicate lacework gives it heirloom quality, ensuring it will be cherished as a keepsake for years to come. While the intricate appearance may suggest complexity, this pattern is both rewarding and enjoyable for crocheters with a bit of experience. Its lightweight thread and delicate stitches ensure a blanket that’s as pleasing to make as it is to gift.

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Scraptastic Log Cabin Blanket

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From the February 2015 issue

This is playful log cabin-style baby blanket that uses a traditional quilt pattern to highlight the importance of family and community. The red of the central square, typically used in quilts of this type, symbolizes the hearth. The two stitch patterns used for the strips add texture to the geometric layout and resemble true patchwork.

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Frozen Crystals Pillow

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From the December 2022 issue

This texture-rich pillow cover is a feast of crochet stitches: post stitches form the basket weave and Tunisian knit stitch provides the counterpoint. Find some great yarn, add decorative buttons, and you’ve got yourself a wonderful new look for your home.

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