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Roseanna Beck

In loving memory of Roseanna E. Beck (1950-2016), a beloved crochet designer whose passion for crafting touched the lives of many. Roseanna's journey as a creator began at the age of seven, and over the years, she honed her skills in various needle arts, including crochet, knitting, plastic canvas, needlepoint, and latch hook.

With a heart as warm as her handmade afghans, Roseanna dedicated herself to spreading joy through her craft. Her legacy shines brightly through the countless afghans she designed and sold, featured in numerous publications worldwide. In addition to her published works, Roseanna shared her expertise through online tutorials, touching the lives of aspiring crocheters globally and fostering a sense of community among crafters everywhere.

Though Roseanna is no longer with us, her spirit lives on in every stitch, a testament to her enduring legacy of creativity and generosity. As we fondly remember her contributions to the world of crochet, we extend our deepest gratitude for her invaluable presence in our lives.

For more information about Roseanna's life and legacy, please visit her obituary here: flynnfuneral.com/obituary/roseanna-beck

In her memory, we at I Like Crochet magazine cherish and honor the indelible mark she left on our hearts and in the world of crochet.

 ravelry.com/designers/roseanna-beck

Projects by Roseanna Beck

Sweethearts Afghan

From the February 2016 issue

This easy-to-make shell stitch afghan is the perfect gift for your sweetie. Featuring little heart motifs, this adorable and warm throw will brighten up any room.

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Radiant Ruby Scarf

From the December 2015 issue

There’s nothing like going outside in the freezing temperatures with a thick and cozy scarf wrapped around your neck. The Radiant Ruby Scarf is worked up in a vivid shade of burgundy and is large enough to keep you warm even in the coldest of days.

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Simple Snowflake Scarf

From the December 2015 issue

The Simple Snowflake Scarf is an easy-to-make winter accessory that’s big on warmth and style. Featuring a repeating shell pattern and little attachable snowflake motifs, this scarf is a must for an outdoor winter day.

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Stitches in Time Afghan

From the October 2015 issue

This lovely, solid-colored afghan features shells, picots and clusters to form an intricately textured design that’s easy to work up. Drape this over your couch or bed for a stunning accent piece and immediately add some warmth to a room.

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Autumn Fields Throw

From the October 2015 issue

Accessorize your couch or your bed with this bright and beautiful autumn throw. The Autumn Fields Throw is worked in rows in vivid fall hues and is sure to brighten up any room.

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Textured Heather Scarf

From the October 2015 issue

This essential fall scarf is worked up in rows and utilizes decreases to attain its textured look. Long enough to loop around your neck, and with room to spare, this cozy scarf is perfect for any fall gathering.

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Iced Blue Dreams Afghan

From the August 2015 issue

The Iced Blue Dreams Afghan is the perfect cool shade of blue that summer needs. Featuring an airy stitch design, this delicate afghan is the perfect weight for cool summer nights or days spent lounging in chilly air conditioning.

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Sweet Sunshine Afghan

From the June 2015 issue

Here comes the sun to brighten up your summer! This bright yellow afghan draws its inspiration from the bountiful sunshine in these wonderful summer months. Shell and v-stitches are worked throughout to make a beautifully patterned blanket to warm up any room.

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Fleur de Lis Afghan

From the June 2015 issue

Featuring a gorgeous openwork stitch pattern bordered by strips of knitted blocks, this Fleur de Lis Afghan is the perfect rosy hue to cheer on summer. Comprised of fan and picot stitches, this afghan is easy to make for the casual crocheter.

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