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Denise Lavoie


Denise designs crochet and knitwear as well as paints and creates mixed media art pieces whenever she can.  Her work and designs have been published in books and magazines.

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 ravelry.com/designers/denise-voie-de-vie

Projects by Denise Lavoie


Floral Embellished Tablet Cozy

Take one easy-to-make rectangle, some motifs and a few buttons, and you’ve got yourself one stylish tablet cozy. Make the size that best fits your tablet’s dimensions, and it will be ready to go wherever you go.

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Clear Skies Bath Rug

This easy-to-make rug is the perfect thing to feel underneath your feet first thing in the morning. To complete the look, add some short and sassy fringe.

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Classic Beaded Hanger Cozies

These covered hangers are more than functional, since the addition of beads and bows make them perfect presents for family and friends. Use them in your closet or be bold and display them on the wall as works of art.

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Tunisian Lace Curtains

Pink lace could be a recipe for sugar-sweet disaster, but not if it’s balanced with geometric structure and trimmed in a tonal color. These surprising Tunisian lace curtain panels hit just the right balance—open, airy and light—with just the right amount of color contrast at the curtain rod band.

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Colorblock Plum Scarf

Nothing says summer like linen and blocks of color. The beauty of this scarf lies in the color and texture of the fiber, so choose your favorite summertime colors and start crocheting.

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Boxed Sorbet Blanket

The colors of this blanket, inspired by one of the designer’s paintings, could be swapped out for each of the sorbet containers at your favorite local gelato bar. Made with an easy-care cotton blend yarn, it’s made mostly in pieces for a modular, on-the-go project that will become a favorite once completed.

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Stitch School: Bobble, Puff, or Popcorn?

I use test crocheters frequently. All of my testers are well-seasoned crocheters and are invaluable to me, so when two of my testers had questions concerning the bobbles and puffs I had in a few of my patterns, a green light went off – this was something I needed to investigate further.

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