This round yoke top-down sweater is the perfect addition to your fall wardrobe. Featuring embossed lines around the yoke and slight waist shaping, this flattering project can easily be whipped up in just a weekend.
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Oak is a square-neck, waist and elbow shaped pullover to move from late winter chilly afternoons to the early spring season. The smooth blend of cashmere, camel, silk and baby alpaca is ideal to wear next to skin, and together with the light mohair provides an unique textured effect.
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Arley is the perfect beginner cardigan for granny stitch lovers. Once you have acquired your basic granny skills, it’s time to scale-up to this beauty. Two hexagons folded and seamed together, worked in a very simple pattern, with the only challenge of an easy sleeve shape.
View ProjectFrom the April 2019 issue
For the littlest social butterfly, this sweater will be the highlight of her new spring play clothes. Crochet as many butterflies as you would like and pretty soon she’ll be asking for butterflies on everything you make for her!
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Rudolph is here to shine bright in your living room! Featuring his big red nose, this pillow will add character to your favorite chair by the fireplace.
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Makayla is a mesh sweater that was inspired by a traditional korean wooden door pattern. Crocheted in a luxurious and shiny yarn, this sweater can be dressed up or worn with jeans for a more casual style. Wear over a tank top for a breezy yet cozy style that will take you from season to season.
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Vero has a v-neck shape on both sides that allows you to wear it either way according to your preference. It has nice embossed lines detail that is created from post stitches. Wear it with your favorite jacket during colder weather and you’re good to go.
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This classic pillow in a braided pattern is reminiscent of vintage velvet tuck pillows. This elegant take on a classic is stunning in bottle green, but would look wonderful in other gemstone colors like ruby or sapphire.
View ProjectFrom the October 2019 issue
Mama bear will love this sweater for her little bear cub. With a cute bear face right on the tummy complete with a very squishable nose, you can’t help but smile while wearing this sweater.
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Neutral colors paired with rich texture give this oversized cardigan a purposeful, patchwork feel. To create your own, make a simple rectangle with arm holes, worked from side-to-side, to form the body of the garment. Then, add in double crochet sleeves and a striped collar to create a truly cozy and cabin-ready design.
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