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Enchanted Gingerbread Dreams Pillow

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From the December 2023 issue

This charming pillow is brought to life through a combination of intricate crochet techniques, resulting in a stunningly realistic appearance. The attention to detail is evident in every aspect of this design. A beautifully crafted row of shell stitches adorns the bottom edge of the roof, providing an enchanting finishing touch. Surface slip stitch stripes add depth and character, accentuating the roof and creating the illusion of charming windows. The eave is cleverly fashioned to resemble a peppermint stick, while the door is adorned with a wreath, capturing the quintessential holiday spirit. Additionally, gumdrop appliqués are crocheted separately and lovingly attached to the finished piece, adding a sweet finishing touch.

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How to Crochet the Shell Stitch

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The shell stitch is a must-learn for every crocheter as it is one of the easiest ways to create a lace-like openwork fabric with crochet. The shell stitch probably gets it’s name from the shape of this stitch being similar to that of a scallop shell that you’d find on the beach. It’s fitting that, this stitch tends to make breezy and delicate designs that are perfect for letting that ocean air sweep you away. 

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Paradise Blooms Little Girl’s Dress

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From the April 2024 issue

Indulge in the charm of the Paradise Blooms Little Girl’s Dress, a seamless, raglan top adorned with delightful ruffle sleeves and a peplum body. The yoke features adorable flower appliqués, adding an extra touch of cuteness. This versatile piece also pairs well with skinny jeans or leggings as she grows older. Choose her favorite color and she’s sure to adore it.

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Solina Bold Shoulder Top

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From the April 2023 issue

Solina incorporates flirty design, feminine detailing, scalloped edging and more to be the bold shoulder look for spring. Combining a variety of elements, this pattern is intriguing to crochet the entire time. The gentle shell edging along the bottom edge brings the look together connecting the lace section with the easy half double crochet top.

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Coral Canopy Cardigan

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From the April 2024 issue

This stunning oversized cardigan seamlessly transitions from an easy leaves pattern worked until the underarm to an elegant filet crochet pattern. With a flattering v-neckline and charming three-quarter length sleeves, it combines simplicity and sophistication for a fashionable and cozy wardrobe addition.

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Weekend Escape Tote

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With its strong and stretchy design, this tote is prepared for all your beach essentials. Perfect for finding shells on the beach, this tote will let all of the sand stay on the beach as you walk home. Not only is it useful, but it also sports a chic lacy design that suits the season perfectly.

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Carnation Pink Shawl

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A gorgeous openwork shawl, this fringed piece is crocheted in soft shades of pink. Wear this shawl around your shoulders this spring or wrap around your neck in the cold months ahead.

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River Walk Crochet Duster

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From the February 2023 issue

Elegant and airy, this crochet duster is perfect for layering over dresses or a tee shirt and jeans. An all-over leaf lace pattern is made up of mostly double crochet and chain stitches, making it very intuitive to work. Sleeves feature simple shell lace patterns and are worked seamlessly from the armholes. Finished with a trellis-style fringe that adds a nice decorative touch and gives an opportunity to practice another popular craft: macramé.

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Ocean Sunrise Throw

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From the June 2022 issue

This beachy throw gets its airy texture from solid and openwork rows of double crochet ripple stitch. The striped pattern, worked in a dozen sea and sunrise colors, is framed in white double crochet with fun shell “tassels” on the short edges.

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One Skein Mathilde Cowl

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From the August 2021 issue

A simple stacked rows foundation starts this cowl off with the look of picots, then a four-row lace repeat creates textured arrows with defined points around the base. One 100-gram ball of worsted weight yarn is all you need to crochet this fascinating cowl.

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