By Jill Wright
Classic, elegant, airy — those are just a few of the words you could use to describe this lightweight top. From date nights to beach parties, you’ll get plenty of wear out of this summer staple.
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From the June 2014 issue
This crochet bikini top is the perfect crop top for beating the summer heat. Wear this to any music festivals or to beachy picnics.
Designed by Kristin Omdahl.
From the June 2014 issue
This body-hugging, short-sleeved top is a great introduction to top down construction. Mix it with your favorite white tank top and shorts for the ideal summer outfit.
View ProjectFrom the June 2014 issue
This open-front cardigan is a breeze to make. Boasting beautiful yarn and subtle vertical lines, this top is a great way to transition between seasons.
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Light and lacy, this oversized top with cropped sleeves is perfect to toss on over a swimsuit or tank top at the beach. This variation on a traditional butterfly stitch makes a fabric that’s chic and reversible.
View ProjectFrom the June 2014 issue
Inspired by the classic rail fence quliting block, this colorful blanket is so thick, it can double as a play mat. The bright and cheerful hues are gender-neutral and will please traditional and modern parents alike.
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Crochet your own garden using this vibrant pattern that features 12 different types of crocheted flowers. This eye-catching throw is truly a work of art.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the April 2014 issue
This beautiful cardigan is worked from one cuff to the other. It follows a wonderful textured pattern that creates vertical stripes for a flattering look.
View ProjectFrom the April 2014 issue
Perfect for a spring or summer day, this trim, cropped cardigan is crocheted in a soft cotton-blend yarn, and has just a touch of faux Fair Isle stitching for an extra splash of color.
View ProjectFrom the April 2014 issue
With so many techniques used within this mocha cardigan, any crocheter will find this piece exciting. The design makes it easy to adjust measurements as you go just by adding or eliminating stitch repeats.
Designed by Marlaina “Marly” Bird.
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