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Dear Crochet Creator,
Unless you live in the southwest or along the Gulf Coast, it may not
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From: The August 2016 issue of I Like Crochet
Skill level: Easy
Ready for an adventure? Crochet this cowl!
The Adventure Cowl is an easy pattern that’s made from two different motifs, one crocheted with a bigger hook than the other. Both motifs are fun and quick to work, and they go together beautifully
The motifs are joined into
View ProjectFrom the February 2020 issue
Who doesn’t love a crocheted baby blanket? Featuring 20 new sweet and cozy projects, Lion Brand Yarn delivers an exciting collection of ultra-cute patterns for little ones. Whether you’re in the mood for working up some flowers, stitching up, or creating a timeless lacey design, you’ll find everything you’re looking for in this selection of
View ProjectFrom the February 2020 issue
From the February 2020 issue
Quirkiness meets comfort in this is upcoming release from Bernat Yarns.Whether you want to enjoy a quiet evening on the sofa or curl up with a good book in bed, snuggle sacks are the perfect crochet accessory for staying warm and cozy. With 14 designs to choose from — mermaid tail, slice of pizza slice,
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Complete the first four rows of the Festive Fourth of July Shawl pattern for your foundation. Then follow this stitch school article for a visual step-by-step of completing the stitch.
Row 1 (RS): Dc in 4th ch from hook, ch 1, tr in same ch, tr in next ch, turn.
Row 2 (WS): Ch 4 (counts as
View ProjectA list of master abbreviations commonly used in crochet.
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1. Make a slipknot and position it near the end of the hook. Wrap the working yarn (yarn that is attached to the ball) around the hook (also called a yarn over).
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1. Insert the hook under both front and book loops (or, under the complete “V”) of the 2nd chain from the hook. Wrap the yarn over the hook from back to front (yarn over) and draw it through the V.
View Project1. Yarn over and insert the hook under the V of the chain stitch from the hook. Yarn over again and pull the yarn through the V.
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