Using Foundation Single Crochet and Linked First Half Double Crochet stitches, the base of the argyle pattern takes shape in this dense and cozy scarf. Weave in yarn from edge to edge to create the final diamond shapes in this clever design.
View ProjectBy Kati Brown
Ingo is a sweet little crochet bird who wants to brighten your day. She makes a wonderful addition to a colorful nursery.
View ProjectBy Kati Brown
Add to your collection of trees by crocheting this design. The ric rac pattern and extra-poofy pom-pom are as fun to look at as they are to make.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
Margot is a beautiful scarf worked in gradient yarn. It follows the beautiful Queen Anne’s pattern which is very elegant and airy. Have fun playing with multiple colorways to create a lovely look that’s uniquely you.
View ProjectBy Darla Fanton
Using a double-ended crochet hook, create a cheerful kitchen towel, then display it with either the mango yellow side or bright strawberry side showing. You’ll love the amount of cheer this adds to your kitchen décor!
View ProjectBy Darla Fanton
Use a double-ended crochet hook to create a dishcloth that does double duty. One side features a scrubby yarn, while the other side features soft cotton for when a gentle wipe is all that is needed.
View ProjectBy Jessie Rayot
From the December 2018 issue
Clutches are such a classic accessory. This one is great for gifting or taking to holiday parties. Made in bright berry hues of pink and purple, this clutch is easily customizable to your recipient’s favorite colors.
View ProjectFrom the December 2018 issue
Crochet a chilly pal to keep baby entertained on snowy days. This penguin rattle features a wooden ring for a sturdy grip and a bell to hold baby’s interest.
View ProjectBy Debra Arch
From the December 2018 issue
Light up the holidays (literally) with the battery-operated lights featured in the antlers of this merry moose pillow! Place it in a cozy corner or on a decorative shelf to create a welcoming holiday spirit for all guests to enjoy.
View ProjectFrom the December 2018 issue
These cute, and partially three-dimensional, snowflakes commemorate the magical feeling of being home for a white Christmas! While the snowflakes make great tree ornaments or decorative home accents, they can also be used as a garland; simply string several of them together and hang them from a mantel or staircase railing.
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