From the December 2023 issue
Designed with a playful stripe pattern, this blanket adds a touch of pizzazz to your crochet repertoire. The beauty of this pattern lies in its construction; you’ll be pleased to find that there’s less seaming than meets the eye! Each row, or strip, is crafted together as a single unit, minimizing the need for extensive finishing work. Complete with a simple single crochet edging, this blanket is a quick and enjoyable creation that will bring warmth and charm to your space.
View ProjectFrom 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.
View ProjectBy Grace Lehman
From the October 2023 issue
Arista is an extra-cozy cardigan in harvest hues. The variety of stripes in different widths keeps this cardigan visually interesting and stylish.
View ProjectFrom the August 2022 issue
Skylark is an oversized poncho made as a tribute to nature taking us through the hot summer weather to the cozy fall days ahead. Featuring the rich texture of popcorn bobbles and the wheat-resembling moss stitch, this poncho will have you feeling like a fall queen. With simple two-panel construction, different textures and a fun fringe, Skylark is the perfect project for an intermediate level crocheter.
View ProjectBy Grace Lehman
With the transition from winter to spring in mind, the Rugby Striped Cardigan was carefully designed to be functional for both seasons! The bright mustard color is a nod to the bright season of spring ahead, while remaining a warm piece for those chilly days. This simple cardigan is elevated with the lovely stitch pattern with bold stripes.
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From the August 2021 issue
Inspired by colorful abstract paintings, this afghan is large enough to go over the top of a single bed, but it’s also the right size for a picnic on the beach. It is made with three sizes of strips using a hairpin loom (which have rows of sc between the side loops ), woven together. There is a right and a wrong side. Afghan is edged with a twisted fringe on the short edges, scs and hdcs along the long edges, using a neutral shade to imitate traditional woven blankets.
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