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Nazanin Fard

Nazanin S. Fard is a knitting/crochet designer with more than 700 published designs, dating all the way back to 1992. She started self-publishing some designs in 2007  in an electronic format offered on her website. Her designs are regularly published in magazines and on yarn company websites. Nazanin became interested in knitting at around age four, when her mom started knitting for her unborn sister. She learned then and hardly ever put down her knitting needles.

Nazanin learned to crochet from her craft teacher in middle school since using a hook instead of two needles always intrigued her.

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Projects by Nazanin Fard

Leaf Motif Vest

From the October 2015 issue

Bring the colors of the season into your wardrobe using this unique crocheted vest. This intermediate pattern has an open front with a V-neckline and is perfect for cool fall days.

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Floral Triangles Shawl

From the August 2015 issue

This gorgeous pink shawl is comprised of beautiful triangular motifs. Placed on top of each other, the individual triangles create a glamorous shawl that is sure to become a wonderful addition to any woman’s wardrobe.

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Delicate Side to Side Shawl

From the August 2015 issue

This beautiful shawl is worked from side to side to create a trapezoid shape. Delicate edging is added at the end to perfect a gorgeous look that’s just right for cool summer nights.

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Ladylike Buttoned Cardi

From the June 2015 issue

This gorgeous cropped cardi features an open front with a V-neckline and a beautiful filet crochet pattern that is worked along the front edge and neckline. Perfect for layering over a sun dress or a basic tank top, this intermediate-level cardigan is finished with beautiful pearl buttons.

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Shimmering Boatneck Blouse

From the April 2015 issue

This beautiful blouse is worked in a very simple pattern, so it’s perfect for crochet novices. The yarn does most of the work to create a festive, shimmering short sleeve top that’s perfect to wear for a night out. Choose a basic, neutral shade of yarn to create the perfect everyday blouse.

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Berry Sherbet Shawl

From the February 2015 issue

This beautiful shawl follows two easy patterns. The shades of wildberry and rose blend together to produce a harmonious range of color and the rows of clusters create a textured look for a shawl that’s as stylish as it is warm.

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Mixed Berries Scarf

From the October 2014 issue

This gorgeous scarf is worked in an easy berries pattern which is a variation of the classic pineapple pattern. You’ll love how the colors pop when you wear it with your favorite sweater.

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