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Tag: 50 Hour Pattern

Lacy Lavender Pullover

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From the February 2024 issue

Introducing the Lacy Lavender Pullover crochet pattern – a luxurious, versatile garment that effortlessly transitions through seasons in elegant style.This pullover boasts a mesmerizing floral lace design, creating a captivating geometric pattern that elevates any wardrobe. Despite its intricate appearance, this pullover is ingeniously crafted in two pieces without any shaping. Both the front and back panels are worked seamlessly from the bottom up, cleverly joined at the top of the sleeves and shoulders using a join-as-you-go technique. The finishing touches include sewing the bottom edge of the sleeves and sides for a polished look.

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Adeline Crew Sweater

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From the August 2023 issue

The Adeline Crew Sweater features a very easy pattern with just one row repeat, allowing you to create a beautiful and intricate-looking garment with minimal effort. The simplicity of the pattern makes it an excellent choice for beginners or for those looking for a relaxing and enjoyable crochet project. The sweater’s long sleeves are modified drop-shoulders, adding a relaxed and comfortable fit. This design detail enhances the overall comfort of the garment, making it perfect for cozy days and chilly evenings.

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Luisa Scalloped Filet Crochet Topper

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From the August 2023 issue

The Luisa Scalloped Topper is worked in four panels, consisting of a front panel, a back panel and two side panels. This construction technique allows for ease of customization and ensures a perfect fit. Each panel is worked separately and then seamed together, resulting in a seamless and professional finish. Pair the Luisa Scalloped Topper with high-waisted jeans or a flowing skirt for a bohemian-inspired look, or layer it over a sleeveless dress for an elegant and feminine touch. The versatility of this topper allows you to create a variety of outfits suitable for both casual and formal occasions.

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Dawn Mosaic Vest

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From the October 2021 issue

This basic vest pattern is an easy, semi-cropped V-neck knit construction, made by combining two identical rectangles worked side to side and then seamed together. The colors resemble falling leaves falling on a country path while the mosaic pattern and the type of yarns allows for a gradient and textured autumn palette.

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