By Emily Reiter
From the December 2023 issue
The Cozy Cranberry Mint C2C Scarf design was born out of an appreciation for corner-to-corner crochet techniques. The aim was to create a charming checkered scarf that could be crafted with both speed and a pleasing tactile quality. This pattern is characterized by its straightforwardness and accessibility; once the initial square is completed, the subsequent steps flow seamlessly in a repetitive manner.
View ProjectFrom the December 2023 issue
With this pattern, you’ll crochet mittens that are as stylish as they are functional, making them a cherished addition to your winter wardrobe. Created with thoughtful shaping, these mittens ensure a snug and comfortable fit, providing both style and functionality. The pattern starts at the wrist, gradually crafting the body of the mittens while creating a thumb hole for added convenience. The textured stitch pattern envelops your hands in warmth, making them an essential accessory for chilly days. Embrace the season with these cozy mittens, adorned with a delightful color-dipped design that adds a playful splash of vibrance.
View ProjectFrom the December 2023 issue
With its relaxed design and straightforward construction, this Winterberry Red Ruana is the ideal project for crocheters seeking both ease and artistic expression. The easy-going nature of the pattern ensures a satisfying and enjoyable crocheting experience, making it a perfect choice for crocheters of all levels.
View ProjectBy Olya Mikesh
From the December 2023 issue
Embrace the spirit of bygone eras with our Polar Prism Spike Stitch Pullover. This pullover boasts a captivating stitch pattern that pays homage to the iconic styles of the past. To maintain the symmetry and aesthetic balance of this unique stitch pattern, the pullover is expertly worked back and forth, ensuring a seamless integration of the intricate design. With its captivating stitchwork and pops of vibrant yarn, this pattern invites you to embark on a crochet journey that marries the best of both old and new.
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