From the December 2014 issue
Bright pink and subtle cream tones work together to create this one-of-a-kind scarf. Make it for your daughter, granddaughter or special young lady in your life.
View ProjectBy Tamara Kelly
From the December 2022 issue
This wine cozy features a unique stitch pattern reminiscent of a bunch of harvest grapes. And with easy-to-crochet handles and a pretty drawstring, it’s ready to delight any host or hostess. All you need is half a skein of Red Heart Boutique yarn to make this gorgeous wine cozy.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the October 2014 issue
This gorgeous scarf is worked in an easy berries pattern which is a variation of the classic pineapple pattern. You’ll love how the colors pop when you wear it with your favorite sweater.
View ProjectBy Jackie Laing
From the October 2014 issue
Just as cute as his candy corn companion, this hard candy amigurumi is sure to win you some smiles. Make him for your next Halloween celebration.
View ProjectBy Jackie Laing
From the October 2014 issue
Welcome to this delightful crochet pattern that will guide you through creating your very own adorable candy corn amigurumi! This sweet little creation is not only a charming decoration for the autumn season, but it also makes for a perfect gift or a festive addition to your crochet collection.
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From the June 2014 issue
Dress up your little man with this simple necktie. It’s great for using up leftover yarn (and for some laughs).
Designed by Randy Cavaliere.
Crochet your own garden using this vibrant pattern that features 12 different types of crocheted flowers. This eye-catching throw is truly a work of art.
View ProjectFrom the June 2014 issue
Pretty as a princess, this bright pink throw is both charming and cozy. Crochet it today and get ready to fall in love.
View ProjectBy Jackie Laing
From the April 2014 issue
Create your very own adorable Leo, King of the Jungle with this charming amigurumi pattern! This little lion is a perfect addition to your crochet collection, bringing a playful, yet regal touch to any room. With his fluffy mane and expressive face, Leo captures the spirit of the wild while adding a cute, handmade touch to your décor. Whether you’re an experienced crocheter or just getting started with amigurumi, this pattern is easy to follow and a joy to work on.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the April 2014 issue
This beautiful cardigan is worked from one cuff to the other. It follows a wonderful textured pattern that creates vertical stripes for a flattering look.
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