From: The April 2016 issue of I Like Crochet
Skill level: Intermediate
When you’re looking for a little warmth and a lot of style, turn to the Proper Plum Lace Mitts pattern. Pretty and practical, flirty and fun, this pattern’s vintage vibe goes just as well with a denim jacket as it does a frock coat.
Fingerless mitts
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From: The August 2017 issue of I Like Crochet
Skill level: Beginner
Here’s the shawl you want in warm weather! Yes, you read that right—a warm-weather shawl is really necessary for your collection. From the beach to the office, there are breezy times when you just need another layer.
The Gorgeous Moonlit Shells Shawl is designed by I
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From: The August 2017 issue of I Like Crochet
Skill level: Easy
When you need just a little something to complete an outfit, choose the Sydney Harbors Scarf. Lightweight enough to wear in summer, you’ll want to wear from spring through fall. This open-weave scarf will accessorize everything from jeans and a t-shirt, to a sundress and
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Springtime is around the corner—we promise! Crocuses will be popping, birds will be nesting, and our thoughts will turn to refreshing our homes—with crochet, of course. Quick crochet patterns like dishcloths and towels can help you with spring cleaning and organizing: whipping up a few of these beauties can whittle down your yarn stash in
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It’s half double crochet (HDC) with a twist! Find out how changing your hook size and crocheting approach can result in a crocheted fabric that’s rich with texture and much more compact than the traditional half double crochet. Michael Sellick for Yarnspirations.com will show you how it’s done.
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Make your popcorn stitches really pop in this easy-to-understand tutorial from Michael Sellick.
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The linked double crochet stitch, also known as the D-Link or LDC, is ideal for creating a tall stitch that’s dense and flexible — unlike its thicker counterpart the single crochet. Learn how it’s done in this simple tutorial Michael Sellick for Yarnspirations.com.
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Add some comfort, security and warmth to your crochet blankets by applying a fleece backing. In this final segment of the three-part series, you’ll learn how to attach your bordered fleece backing to your finished blanket or afghan.
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Add some comfort, security and warmth to your crochet blankets by applying a fleece backing. In this second segment of the three-part series, learn how to add a gorgeous border to your fleece. This is essential for creating a piece that looks neat, clean and professional. Plus, what happens if your skip cutter misses a hole, but you’ve already started adding a border to your fleece? Watch to see just how simple this fix can be!
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Work up an attractive moss sitch in a chevron shape in this tutorial featuring Yarnspiration’s free pattern, the Forest Wave Afghan. Plus, learn how to line up your colors strategically to create a beautiful marled yarn look. Not familiar with marled yarn? Michael Sellick from Yarnspirations will walk you through it.
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