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Amy Gunderson

Dog cuddling, knitflixing, and drinking red wine are just a few of Amy’s favorite things to do (and often does all of these at the same time). She does a variety of freelance work including design, crochet and knit charting, technical editing, and more.

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Projects by Amy Gunderson

Dancing Diamond Dolman Top

From the June 2016 issue

Two fun lace patterns come together in this openwork dolman top. Designed to be loose-fitting and easy to wear, you’ll love throwing this on over a tank top in the warmer months.

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Cabled Flora Mitts

From the February 2016 issue

A delicate flower emerges from a twisted cable in these long fingerless mitts, perfect for an intermediate crocheter. These delicate, cabled mitts will keep your hands fashionably warm all winter long.

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Indigo Sunset Shawl

From the February 2016 issue

The beautiful color changes in the proposed self-shading yarn do most of the work in this angular lace stole. Hexagonal motifs are crocheted and sewn together at the end so you can place the colors just where you want them to create a shawl all your own.

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Crescent Heart Shawl

From the February 2016 issue

Worked from the top down, this sweet lacy shawl forms a heart crescent, and, if you look closely, you can see many more hearts in this piece. Finished off with a festive pineapple border, this oversized wrap is the perfect finishing touch for any outfit.

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Rustic Christmas Bulbs

From the December 2015 issue

Deck out your home this holiday with these cute handmade adornments. Get creative with colors to match your own décor, or use up your scraps in this great stash-busting project!

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Luxe Lace Holiday Top

From the December 2015 issue

Bring a little sparkle to your next holiday party with this festive piece. This elegant, long-sleeved top buttons in the back for extra interest, while a doubled cuff adds dramatic flair.

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How to Crochet Fair Isle

From the December 2015 issue

There are many ways in which crochet is different than knitting. For instance, crochet stitches can be short, tall or textured, and they can wrap around and go in many different directions. The look of crochet stitches are noticeable different from knitting stitches, but there is one traditional knitting technique that can be made in crochet, but it doesn’t get much attention at all: Fair Isle crochet.

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Openwork Medallion Top

From the August 2015 issue

This easy-fitting openwork top is worked from side to side. Throw it on over a tank and jeans for a casual look that’s both beach and barbeque-ready. Follow the suggested instructions for medallion placement in the pattern, or make up your own for a totally unique piece.

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