Jennifer E Ryan is an award-winning published crochet designer whose crochet patterns and projects can be seen in several crochet publications and on her blog, “Celtic Knot Crochet”. Jennifer's specialty is combining Celtic Knots with crochet and she was excited to travel to Ireland on a special crochet tour as the celebrity instructor in 2016. She also enjoys all of the creative possibilities there are with large scale "yarn graffiti" and has designed and implemented various yarn bomb projects for special events. Jennifer’s favorite items to crochet are mandalas, jewelry, wall hangings, and recycle projects. She is also a homeschool mom that loves to kayak, rollerblade, spend time outdoors and photograph wildlife.
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From the April 2016 issue
Made in bright colors for spring, you’ll loving carrying around this tote wherever you go. The bold flower stitch is easier than it looks and, when made in these contrasting colors, this bag makes for an eye-catching accessory.
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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 April 2016 issue
Using simple crochet stitches and luxurious metallic yarn, create a wrap for a beautiful cabochon that hangs from a delicate necklace. This necklace makes a great statement piece for a fancy night out.
View ProjectFrom the December 2015 issue
Frosted cookies, candy canes and star cookies make up this whimsical and unique Christmas garland. Using simple amigurimi techniques, you’ll have a special decoration that will last year after year!
View ProjectFrom the October 2015 issue
With simple amigurumi 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.
View ProjectFrom the October 2015 issue
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.
View ProjectFrom the October 2015 issue
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.
View ProjectFrom the October 2015 issue
This simple neck wrap is adorned with glass beads to give an elegant touch to any outfit. The gorgeous tulip stitch creates an illusion that looks like there are no rows at all.
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