From the April 2017 issue
Jelly beans, many colors bright, sweet little bunnies bouncing into sight—these are just a few of the things that come to mind when daydreaming about Easter. To make your celebration extra special this year, personalize your own jelly bean bunny in your favorite spring colors and yummy candy snack. It’s easier than you think!
View ProjectFrom the February 2017 issue
The Tunisian Knit Cardi combines style and technique in one irresistible design. Worked seamlessly from the top down using Tunisian knit stitch and Tunisian double crochet, this cozy cardigan features the classic look of knitted fabric—without ever needing knitting needles.
The unique texture and elegant drape make this cardigan a standout layering piece for cooler days. Perfect for intermediate crocheters looking to expand their skills or beginners ready to take on Tunisian crochet, this project is as fun to make as it is to wear. Whether paired with jeans for a casual outing or dressed up for a cozy-chic look, the Tunisian Knit Cardi is sure to impress.
View ProjectFrom the December 2020 issue
Lush, three-dimensional texture is the name of the game in this sweet hat and cowl set. Hat brim and cowl borders are worked sideways while the crossed lattice pattern is worked vertically. Complete with a pom pom that reminds us of a sugar plum, this is the set you should make this season.
View ProjectFrom the December 2016 issue
What’s better than a polar bear to cuddle? A polar bear with a cool scarf and a matching one for your little one!
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This wrap is great for any weather with the variety of stitches creating a cool and lacy section and a warm solid section. Add a bit of fringe and you will have the most fashionable accessory in town.
View ProjectBy Linda Dean
Welcome to your new favorite skirt pattern. Working vertically with short rows, this skirt made in the Tunisian simple stitch, has a lot of character. The short rows allow for subtle shaping through the hips and add a nice flare in the hem. It works up much faster than it seems and adds a great versatility to any wardrobe.
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
This cowl features an unusual and eye-catching two-row stitch: a shell made on an angle dotted with puffs. It’s dimensional, lacy, and it’s one of those stitches that looks harder than it is. Plus, it feels and looks luxurious around the neck!
View ProjectBy Olivia Kent
From the October 2016 issue
During the season that flaunts its love of pumpkins, why not create these adorable booties for baby’s first Halloween? The booties each feature a ribbed section towards the front, created using front post double crochet stitches to replicate the appearance of a pumpkin. These tiny booties also include straps to give the best fit and optimal comfort.
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
This adorable baby onesie features a button front, hood, antennae and spots. Add leggings and a long-sleeved shirt and your little one is ready to go on his or her first Halloween adventure!
View ProjectBy Lana Jois
From the August 2016 issue
This delicate cowl is light as air. With a mesh body and lace border, it’s crocheted in the round and can be wrapped once or twice around the neck.
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