Jennifer Ryan is an award-winning crochet designer whose specialty is combining Celtic Knots with crochet. She has won awards for her unique Celtic garments in the CGOA’s (Crochet Guild of America) Design Competitions of 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015. Jennifer is also a homeschool mom who teaches Russian and crochet, enjoys spending time outside and photographing wildlife. You can see all of her designs and projects at: www.celticknotcrochet.blogspot.com and http://www.ravelry.com/designers/jennifer-e-ryan.
From the August 2020 issue
The open, lattice-like stitches along the edges of this scarf contrast sharply with the thick, cable center to create an accessory that is both warm and stunning. This project is likely to be your go-to pattern for gifts this year!
View ProjectFrom the April 2020 issue
Take a regular summer tank from ‘blah’ to ‘WOW’ with these elegant rose motifs crocheted with 100% Egyptian cotton. Crochet motifs are quite popular in the fashion world when paired with fabric so now’s your chance to try it for yourself!
View ProjectFrom the April 2020 issue
This special celtic knot, symbolizing motherhood with its two intertwined hearts, will make a perfect gift for your mom this Mother’s Day. Simply crochet four cords and weave them according to the diagram included. A gold chain and dainty beads add a classy finishing touch.
View ProjectFrom the December 2019 issue
If you loved the Pomegranate Cider Cowl, you’ll love this revamped version. Featuring a fresh color and a trendy fridge, the cozy texture of this cowl comes from its three thick braids in a buttery soft yarn. Boho style fringe along the bottom edge paired with rustic buttons completes the look.
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Using a double strand of dishcloth cotton you can work up the perfect kitchen accessory for fall and it’s practical, too! Try your hand at increasing and decreasing with the Diamond Stitch for the signature acorn cap criss-crosses.
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With simple amigurimi crochet techniques, you can make these cute little critters to join you for Halloween. This cat and ghost amigurumi set makes a great special addition for a night of trick-or-treating.
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Using a simple textured stitch, this Cat Backpack will be cute on the school bus or at the park filled with school supplies or a snack. This project uses simple construction and amigurimi techniques to achieve adorable results.
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This cute bag can’t wait to go Trick or Treating with your little one! This is a great project to practice increasing in single crochet and using the technique to make various shapes.
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Who wouldn’t look adorable in this creative hoodie, complete with pink and white scalloped feathers? Using simple stitches and assembly techniques, you can work this up in no time for any little one you know.
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This fun stroller toy comes complete with a rattle, crinkly-sounding wings, feathers full of texture and a tab so it stays near baby and doesn’t get lost. Clip it on to your stroller or even a diaper bag and always have a fun toy for your little one.
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