By Quinny Zhang
From the August 2018 issue
It’s definitely hip to be square — just take a look at this vest. Constructed with two types of granny squares for maximum visual appeal, each argyle is oversized giving this traditional top a new look that’s perfect for the season.
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A simple tank is made complete with a flirty yarn loop fringe. Crocheted in a neutral yarn, this tank can be paired with pretty much anything in your wardrobe to create a flawless outfit.  It’s the perfect versatile piece to add to your closest this season.
View ProjectFrom the August 2018 issue
This comfortable lightweight sweater is perfect for those late summer nights that are slowly turning into chilly fall weather. Featuring cute little crocheted stars, this sweater is for those free spirits that want to wear something fun and edgy.
View ProjectFrom the April 2018 issue
Take a simple crochet bag to the next level with this easy technique. The classic gingham style looks stunning in blacks and grays and pairs well with spring pastels.
View ProjectFrom the April 2018 issue
Dream of the beach as you crochet this beautiful blanket. It is made in join-as-you-go motifs so it’s a breeze to make for a lightweight throw. For a heavier blanket, back the finished piece with your favorite fabric.
View ProjectBy Quinny Zhang
From the April 2018 issue
Take a stab at freeform crochet with this truly magical project. Using the idea of freely formed circles to create the sky and clouds, this design builds upon itself to create a beautiful pattern comprised of clouds, blue sky, and rainbows. The entire blanket is worked in two strands of yarn, includes more than 70 freeform circles to create a gorgeous texture. Check out the article on the next page to learn more about freeform crochet and get ready to be inspired!
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You don’t have to compromise style when it comes to this classic hat design. Featuring a blue and white checkered pattern and a folded up brim, the hat is made complete with a bright yellow flower.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the February 2018 issue
This shawl is worked in lacy granny triangles. Each triangle begins with a floral shape but when they are joined, another pattern emerges at the joining points which looks like a star. Dress up a sweater or a dress with this stunning design.
View ProjectBy 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.
View ProjectBy Beth Major
From the December 2017 issue
Rolling hills of trees upon trees inspired this blanket. Featuring trees and a nature-inspired color palette of yarn, this cozy blanket can stay out all year long.
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