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City Tweed Scarf

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From the February 2016 issue

The City Tweed Scarf uses three colors to create a go-to accessory that works for both men and women. The pattern is easily memorized so this can be a great project for crocheting in the car or while watching a movie on the couch. Two color options are shown and explained here, proving that this pattern works with a variety of color choices.

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Fantastic Plum Colorwork Set

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From the October 2023 issue

The Fantastic Plum Colorwork Set features a slouchy hat topped off with a pom pom, a striking cowl and fingerless gloves closed with fancy buttons. Each piece features a complicated-looking colorwork band that’s easier to make than you’d think that sets this set apart from anything else you’ll see this season.

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Heathered Coral Cowl and Wrap Set

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From the December 2022 issue

The Heathered Coral Set features a warm and cozy wrap that can also be worn as a shrug and an equally cozy cowl. Both pieces feature a chunky cable design and popcorn stitches as well as decorative buttons. Worn together or separately, these pieces make excellent additions to your winter wardrobe.

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Cascading Waterfall Crochet Cardigan Pattern

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From the February 2016 issue

With its delicate texture and lightweight feel, the Cascading Waterfall Cardigan is the ultimate versatile wardrobe staple. Drape it over a summer dress for a breezy, feminine look, or pair it with a cozy top and jeans for an elegant fall ensemble. Worked in a simple yet stunning lace pattern, this cardigan is perfect for crocheters of all skill levels, from confident beginners to experienced stitchers. The open, flowing design features no waist shaping, allowing the fabric to cascade beautifully around your waist, mimicking the gentle flow of a waterfall. The rich magenta hue adds a vibrant pop of color, but this pattern can easily be customized in any shade to suit your personal style.

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