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Marigold Bloom Shawl

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From the February 2026 issue

Add an incredibly elegant statement to any outfit with the Marigold Bloom Shawl. Crafted in a soft salmon pink, this shawl features four stunning square motifs joined seamlessly on the back (no sewing required), while the front panels display a matching floral filet pattern that flows gracefully. Finished with delicate fringe, this shawl is a perfect combination of classic crochet techniques. Pair it with a spring dress or jeans and a T-shirt for a piece that truly elevates any ensemble.

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Scrappy Spring Symphony Top

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From the February 2024 issue

Introducing the Scrappy Spring Symphony Sweater, a delightful project that turns yarn scraps into a charming semi-cropped, drop-shoulder sweater. Let your freedom for expression run wild in this versatile piece that’s perfect for a variety of yarn scraps — arrange your yarn scraps in visually appealing sequences, exploring color blocks, gradients or even variations in thickness and texture. The sweater’s design encourages playfulness and experimentation, making each creation a unique symphony of colors and textures.

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Nora Sweater Vest

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From the August 2023 issue

The Nora Sweater Vest is a versatile pattern suitable for all skill levels. With clear instructions and straightforward stitches, it’s accessible for beginners and enjoyable for experienced crocheters. Featuring the iconic houndstooth stitch, this classic design adds elegance and sophistication to any outfit, effortlessly complementing your personal style with a retro charm. The captivating texture of the houndstooth stitch enhances the overall aesthetic of the garment, making it a timeless and eye-catching piece.

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Cori Granny Square Waterfall Vest

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This waterfall-front vest is made up of individual Granny Squares that are joined together using a Join As You Go method, leaving the openings for the arms. This method allows you to join all the motifs together in one continuous round, eliminating any need for seaming or weaving the ends. After joining, the border and the armhole opening are finished, and fringe applied to the front of the Vest.

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