By Janet Pippin
Elevate your spring wardrobe with the Taylor Crochet Filet Wrap, a timeless piece that blends simplicity with sophistication. Featuring a geometric lace design created using filet crochet, this wrap brings an airy, delicate look that’s perfect for transitional weather. Whether you’re draping it over a casual outfit or styling it for an evening out, its versatility makes it a must-have accessory.
View ProjectBy Andee Graves
From the April 2019 issue
Wide strips of bright color made this top-down dress exciting and fun to make. Playtime in spring weather will be a breeze!
View ProjectFrom the April 2019 issue
Baby will be ready for spring in these adorable butterfly booties featuring a Mary Jane style and butterfly accents. Made from chunky yarn, these booties work up quickly.
View ProjectBy Toni Lipsey
From the February 2019 issue
The River Wash wrap is a rectangular shawl worked from the center out in both directions. Designed in an effort to marry traditional technique and trending style, crocheters will recognize the granny stitch but will have never seen it used this way. Add in the transition from deep indigo to inky black and you get a practical, stylish and edgy wrap perfect for any season.
View ProjectFrom the April 2022 issue
This flower adorned afghan features bright and dark petals that are juxtaposed on matching two-color blocks to create a puzzle appearance. Crochet this colorful blanket to add a dose of boldness to your home.
View ProjectBy Toni Lipsey
Ayla is a long rectangular scarf worked from one shallow point to the other. Alternate rows of crochet lace are paired with narrow tassels for a delicate aesthetic. Only one cake of Lion Brand Wrap Star is used to make this fun and feminine scarf.
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This rug is created using a 3-weight yarn that is tripled to make it cushy and quick to crochet. You’ll love how effortlessly this design fits into your home.
View ProjectBy Pia Thadani
From the December 2018 issue
Remember the ornaments of yesteryear created with giant foam balls and strips of fabric? Relive this Christmas tradition of your childhood with this adorable crocheted version that’s perfect for scrap yarn.
View ProjectBy Michele Maks
From the December 2018 issue
Lucy is a playful scarf that can be crocheted in multiple color combinations. Bobble stitches create warm texture throughout and the scarf is complete with tassel-like fringe. Perfect for gift giving, you’ll find yourself creating multiple scarves for everyone on your list.
View ProjectFrom the December 2018 issue
This sweet scarf is just the right layer when it’s time for kids to bundle up against the cold. It’s made using rows of double crochet, then crocheting polar bear faces in the round, with extra rows of double crochet attached to the backs of the polar bear faces to form pockets.
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