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Sonja M. Otto

Sonja lives in rural Pennsylvania with her husband and three children. She has been crocheting for over 20 years, and can knit a bit as well. Her design path started about 7 years ago when her daughter asked her to make doll clothes for her new American Girl doll. Since that time, she has gone beyond from just designing doll clothes. She loves design that isn’t overly fussy, but still remains pretty and elegant at the same time. Her designs can be found on Etsy, Ravelry, and Craftsy.

Projects by Sonja M. Otto

Capri Skirt

From the February 2018 issue

This bold skirt is made all in one piece for a seamless effect. The possibilities are endless with this skirt pattern in terms of colors and styling.

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Buttercream Afghan

From the October 2017 issue

buttercream afghan

If you love curling up during an afternoon storm, then this afghan will be a luxurious addition to those relaxing moments. Its chunky yarn and cable stitches are definitely cocoon worthy.

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To Have & To Hold Lacy Mitts

From the June 2017 issue

Say “I do” to this elegant accessory! These lightweight lacy mitts have just the right amount of charm and personality to set the tone for your big day. All eyes will be on you when you wear this pattern, which is worked in the round with slip stitch joins—and a whole lot of style.

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Fleur Finesse Fascinator

From the June 2017 issue

A serene image of water lilies inspired the design of this hair clip. Made all in one piece, it will add an enticing element of style to your formal wear, from an outdoor wedding to a fancy date night.

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Spell-binding Scarlet Stole

From the April 2017 issue

If you need a wrap that can stand up to your adventurous soul, then this is it. Once you start working up this piece, the delicate flowers rounding out the wrap will put you under its spell. Now you’ll finally have a wrap to go with that new dress you’ve been waiting to wear.

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Once Upon a Wrap

From the April 2017 issue

Anyone will feel like a princess wearing this regal design. Its intricate trim of V-stitch fans has just the right amount of detail to accentuate an evening gown without overpowering it. This pattern is worked all in one piece end to end.

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