By Olivia Kent
From the December 2016 issue
On those chillier evenings, these cabled ankle booties would help to keep even the tiniest tootsies warm and looking extra stylish! The booties each feature a flipped over cuff, with mini cable stitches running down the cuff.
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From the December 2016 issue
The booties each feature a flipped over cuff, with a tiny snowflake as a frosty embellishment. These tiny booties were created to give a snug fit, resulting in a comfort and cozy fit for the little one.
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This sweater for a little one holds a tiny matching penguin pal in its pocket. It features a zippered front, contrasting color sleeves and a pom pom that matches the little penguin friend.
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What’s better than a polar bear to cuddle? A polar bear with a cool scarf and a matching one for your little one!
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What could be more classic than the bottle brush Christmas tree ornament? Crochet your very own keepsake using size 10 crochet cotton. You’ll even learn how to make your own bottle brush tree out of yarn.
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This wedge shawl has a distinct asymmetrical shape, setting it apart from more traditional crochet shawls. Make a fast, large and cozy shawl in an aran weight yarn as described here, or make it a scarf in a fingering weight yarn. Because this wedge shawl is worked in a single piece from the tip up, it can easily be made in any size you want.
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The Merrymaking Button Cowl is a wrap-style cowl worked up in a chunky lace pattern. One large button secures the cowl, making it fully adjustable for any wearer. This cowl is festive, fun and makes a perfect project to whip up for gift-giving or for yourself.
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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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Thick and comfy, with visual interest from both the textured stitching and the pop of the accent color, this shawl will be your go-to for chilly winter days and nights. The soft, bulky-weight yarn makes it quick to stitch as well.
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It looks fancy and complicated, but this two-color columnar Tunisian stitch is simply a slight variation on the Tunisian simple stitch! The two sides of the wrap are crocheted from the bottom up and joined, and the back is worked across both sides. This wrap makes for a cozy and stylish accessory all season long.
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