By Linda Dean
Say hello to an easy hat that you’ll want to make for everyone you know. Worked vertically, this hat features surface embroidery on the turned-up brim. Topped with a chunky pom pom, this one-skein hat is the cozy addition to your wardrobe that you’ve been looking for.
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Wondering what to make with that skein of chunky weight yarn in your stash? This simple cowl takes advantage of a fun stitch and lets the yarn do the rest of the talking! Use variegated yarn for a subtle finish or go bold with a block color to create a real statement piece. Made with just one skein, this cowl is a super fast project to hook up — making it the perfect fashion accessory.
View ProjectFrom the June 2019 issue
This super-soft headband is the perfect project for warmer weather. Easy to make, easy to transport, easy to style — what more could you ask for? Whether you make it for vacation or wear it to the beach, this simple piece will add an easy, breezy style to any outfit.
View ProjectBy Edith Smith
This lovely little scarf will add a bold highlight to your outfit for your next summer shindig. With symmetrical stitches and enticing color changes, each half of this scarf offers a visually unique experience. It’s sure to be the talk of the party!
View ProjectFrom the April 2019 issue
A row of pretty scallops accents the flap of this vintage styled clutch. A chain-stitch loop and vintage button provide the bag’s closure and add an elegant touch. Simple to stitch in a single panel of worsted-weight coral cotton yarn, this project is ideal for summer stitching and accessorizing.
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.
View ProjectBy Heidi Gustad
From the June 2020 issue
These Navy Bloom Mary Janes are the perfect combination of charm and comfort for the little ones in your life. Crafted with simple crochet techniques, including working in the round and basic increases and decreases, this pattern makes it easy to create these sweet shoes for toddlers. The navy blue color is timeless and versatile, while the bloom-inspired embellishments add an extra touch of whimsy and style.
These Mary Janes are not only practical, keeping tiny feet cozy and secure, but they are also a delightful addition to any toddler’s wardrobe. Whether you’re making them for a special occasion, as a gift, or just because, these shoes are sure to bring smiles and brighten up any outfit.
View ProjectBy Andee Graves
From the December 2020 issue
This earwarmer project uses varying heights of crochet stitches to create narrower shaping that can be worn in the front or the back of the head. Keep your ears warm on your brisk morning coffee run while still looking stylish. Quick to work up, you can make it and wear it the same day.
View ProjectFrom the December 2017 issue
These simple fingerless mitts work up fast. Make for a gift or to match your wardrobe.
Be sure to check out the tour of the Harrisville Mill over in the December issue of I Like Knitting. Want to try your hand at knitting? There’s a free knit pattern for these gloves over on the I Like
View ProjectFrom the December 2017 issue
Dress baby up for a night at the Nutcracker with these simple baby ballerina slippers. Ribbons and crystal accents add a finishing touch to this precious project.
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