Since 1998, Debra Arch has had several hundred crochet, knitting, hand-applique, machine sewing, quilting, needle felting, and needlepoint on plastic canvas designs published by various publishers in magazines and pattern books. She also is the instructor of 2 online crochet classes. Debra is always working to create new tricks to make crafting easier, faster and more fun... and she loves sharing her tips with others! Photos of many of her published designs and info regarding her online classes can be viewed on her Ravelry page.
From the October 2024 issue
This roomy tote’s warm colors spice up the intricate pattern that has a woven look. Using the tapestry crochet technique to give it this signature style, you’ll find yourself falling in love with this earthy design.
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Luscious layers of golden petals create the stunning sunflower on this gorgeous pillow. The blue background is covered in crocheted sunflower seeds to complete the look.
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Bring a modern twist to a beloved crochet classic with the Granny Square Tissue Topper, designed to update the timeless granny square motif. This topper features a square-within-a-square design, giving the traditional pattern a fresh, contemporary flair. It’s perfect for adding a splash of color and whimsy to any room in your home, whether it’s the living room, bathroom, or office.
Crafted to fit boutique-sized tissue boxes, this crochet tissue topper brings both charm and practicality, transforming an everyday item into a piece of art. The intricate yet easy-to-follow stitch pattern ensures a satisfying project that adds personality and a touch of handmade elegance to your décor. Whether you’re looking to brighten up a space or give a thoughtful gift, this modern update on a crochet classic is the perfect finishing touch.
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Large metal rings and plastic clothesline are crocheted over with hemp to create an exceptionally sturdy basket that will add a natural accent to any room. Set it beside your favorite reading chair to keep your digital tablet, magazines and hardcover books within reach —or use it to hold your yarn!
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