I am Cristina, the knitting and crochet designer behind crisdvic. I live in a beautiful town near Barcelona, where I have my workspace and dedicate myself to a hobby that began in my childhood. I enjoy slow and mindful handicraft work, quick and simple projects, but also challenges.
My inspiration may come from everywhere, but it usually starts from a skein of yarn, a color, and the “someone” (even myself) intended to wear or use the finished craft. I like to mix textures and colors, but usually keeping a soft, relaxing look.
I believe that slow and mindful handicraft work can be a powerful tool for self-expression and stress relief, and I strive to share that joy with you.
From the June 2025 issue
The Beach Belle Blouse is a breezy, feminine top designed for sun-drenched days and salty air. Featuring delicate ruffle sleeves and a row of buttons down the front, this blouse has a fabulous vintage look. Made with soft, breathable cotton/bamboo yarn in shades of sand and sea, it’s perfect for warm-weather outings—whether you’re strolling along the boardwalk or enjoying brunch by the waves. This piece adds a touch of romance and refinement to your summer wardrobe.
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The Sundreamer Dress Set is the ultimate summer ensemble—bohemian, bright, and ready for sunshine. This cheerful dress features granny square motifs in a palette of cream, orange, and purple, giving it a fun, retro feel with modern flair. Paired with a coordinating purse that can be worn as a crossbody or transformed into a trendy belt bag, this set is as versatile as it is charming. This coordinated ensemble is ideal for picnics, beach outings, or casual garden parties.
View ProjectFrom the April 2024 issue
Crochet a delightful and swift bucket hat that integrates mini granny squares, adding a unique touch to this otherwise straightforward, portable granny bucket hat. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or a beginner, crocheting this charming accessory is a gratifying endeavor. It not only keeps your head cozy and cute but it’s a great way to start adding to your sustainable wardrobe.
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Zelie is a vintage-inspired bag pattern that is perfect for moms and daughters alike, so it’s time to twin with your little one! Using a variety of colors to create the puff flowers, the bag is completed with a sleek metal purse clasp and chain.
View ProjectFrom the December 2024 issue
Elevate your winter wardrobe with the Gilded Winter Poncho, a cozy accessory that’s designed for comfort and style (there’s hidden pockets inside). Embrace a touch of glamor with the golden glittery accents woven throughout the fabric, creating a subtle yet stunning shimmer.
View ProjectFrom the December 2024 issue
This Corner-to-Corner (C2C) crochet project combines the timeless elegance of snowflakes with the rustic charm of a classic plaid design, resulting in a delightful piece that captures the magic of winter.
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This oversized, seamless duster cardigan will become an essential in your wardrobe, both in the winter and in the spring. Made with a combination of soft and lightweight yarns, it’s the perfect cardigan to keep you stylish and warm. The pattern pairs simple construction with easy stitches that’s perfect for an advanced beginner or intermediate level crocheter.
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This quick and super simple, multi-use pocket shawl features two angled pockets with decorative buttons and three invisible fasteners. Use these fasteners to convert the shawl into a capelet for optimal warmth. This pattern uses a simple and reversible stitch pattern for easy crocheting. Although instructions are given for three sizes, you can easily adjust the width and the length as you work to create a custom fit.
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Oak is a square-neck, waist and elbow shaped pullover to move from late winter chilly afternoons to the early spring season. The smooth blend of cashmere, camel, silk and baby alpaca is ideal to wear next to skin, and together with the light mohair provides an unique textured effect.
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Arley is the perfect beginner cardigan for granny stitch lovers. Once you have acquired your basic granny skills, it’s time to scale-up to this beauty. Two hexagons folded and seamed together, worked in a very simple pattern, with the only challenge of an easy sleeve shape.
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