Former environmental lobbyist, Angelia Robinson, is a knit and crochet designer residing in Los Angeles. Her playful yet elegant work has been featured in Vogue Knitting: Crochet, Love of Knitting, and Interweave Crochet. Angelia’s creations explore the interplay of shape, texture, and style. She draws daily inspiration from her quartet of children.
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From the December 2014 issue
It’s an age-old debate among crocheter’s and knitters: which is better—acrylic or wool yarn? Read on to discover the good and the bad aspects of using acrylic vs wool fiber. At the end of it all, which side will you be on?
Acrylic Yarn: The Pros
Conventional wisdom dictates that acrylic yarn is stiff, scratchy, and generally
From the October 2014 issue
Create a sophisticated rectangular shawl using the lace motifs in this project. Subtle color variations from the hand-dyed yarn add richness and depth to an already elegant pattern.
View ProjectFrom the October 2014 issue
This chunky wrap is a rectangular accessory featuring tiny blocks of color. The overall effect is a striking and warm garment for cool fall days.
View ProjectFrom the August 2014 issue
This crocheted cloche is reminiscent of 1920’s flapper style. Worked in double crochet and embellished with crocheted flowers, this easy project is perfect for dressing up any spring or summer outfit.
View ProjectFrom the August 2014 issue
This “Downton Abbey” inspired crocheted cardigan is worked in a simple yet striking allover lace pattern. The deep V-neck is accentuated by a single crochet collar and feminine tie closure. The finished garment can be paired with spring florals to complete the 1920’s style.
View ProjectFrom the August 2014 issue
Bold stripes of single crochet set off intricate lace panels in this unusual cowl. This versatile accessory can be worn across the shoulders as a close fitting poncho, around the neck as a loose fitting cowl or even over the head as a hood or snood.
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