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Nanette Seale

When I am not playing with the grand babies or working ( self employed housecleaning business) then I am crocheting. Mostly I design my own patterns, but I do make a lot of toys for the kiddos for b/days and Christmas. For the toys I usually follow a publisshed pattern. This past holiday I made crochet dinosaurs for the boys and a Precious Moments doll for my 5 year old granddaughter. Now we are approaching the birthday marathon in my family so it keeps me busy and off the streets. As for my own designs there are always quite a few projects in the works. I’ve designed a lot of afghans, and most recently some baby designs. The ideas just keep growing. If only there were enough hours in the day to do them all.

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Projects by Nanette Seale

Cheerful Countryside Placemat

From the June 2017 issue

When you need a break from your hectic schedule, a trip to the country promises a relaxing and homey respite, and this iconic blue hue embodies that feeling of laid-back escape. This placemat’s rolling, mesmerizing shell stitch and easily repeatable stripes make it a must-have accessory for the next time you need to make your own home feel like a getaway.

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Southwestern Beaded Tote

From the April 2017 issue

Southwestern Beaded Tote

Capture the essence of the southwest with this geometric beaded tote. Its roomy size makes sure you won’t have to leave behind any of the essentials — and keeps you in style at the same time!

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In a Faraway Land Shawl

From the April 2017 issue

In a Faraway Land Shawl

The gorgeous fan-shaped stitches and sweeping length of this shawl have exactly the right amount of drama and “wow” factor. The light and airy design works up quickly with a six-row repeat stitch pattern.

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Pyramids of Style Scarf

From the April 2017 issue

This lacy scarf features a unique combination of shell and v-stitches that are easily repeated over a four-row stitch pattern. Worn with a simple jean jacket, this eye-catching design will be the star of the outfit.

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Robin’s Egg Beanies

From the April 2017 issue

Cool spring days call for keeping noggins warm both big and small. Make a matching pair of beanies for you and your little one, and you’ll be the sweetest little pair.

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Rose Trellis Afghan

From the February 2017 issue

This afghan is crocheted in square motifs which are sewn together from the back side using the front loops only. There are solid cluster stitch squares and rose squares that alternate between orchid and soft pink.

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Boho Tote

From the August 2016 issue

This beachy tote is complete with bamboo handles and a fabric lining to keep all of your summer essentials sand-free.

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Purple Paradise Scarf

From the June 2016 issue

Embrace this jewel-toned scarf and dream of your perfect summer paradise. Whether it’s a stroll through the park or a coffee shop down the road, this scarf is the versatile piece that you need to add to your wardrobe.

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