By Kati Brown
From the June 2019 issue
Based on the style of Sarape blankets and ponchos, this vibrant scarf is a festive way to liven up your favorite party dress. Complete with fringe, this scarf is an easy piece to crochet in a weekend. Plus, look at those colors!
View ProjectFrom the June 2019 issue
This set of festive placemats packs a delightful punch of color and has a delightful secret: there’s no ends to weave in! Perfect for beginners, this scrap friendly project is just what you need to brighten any celebration.
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Hold all your special gifts in the Saint Nick’s Basket under the tree this year. The chunky yarn makes this basket sturdy yet flexible.
View ProjectBy Anna Hooker
From the October 2018 issue
This sweet and Red Riding Hood-esque scarf is inspired in part by the heavenly Ambrosia apple. The scarf can be worn with the hood up or down and the hood has a rounded top to create a more wearable design. Large pockets will keep hands warm, making it the perfect accessory to see you through from fall to winter.
View ProjectBy Dana Rebmann
From the October 2018 issue
Simple enough for a first-time crocheter, this spooky bag is the perfect complement to a Dr. Frankenstein costume. Keep your favorite treats safe and sound by using the zippered opening in the forehead of this monster bag.
View ProjectFrom the August 2018 issue
Vintage meets Boho with this updated granny square scarf. Transition from summer to fall in bold colors that will brighten up any outfit.
View ProjectFrom the April 2018 issue
Inspired by the many flowers of spring, this pillow is a chic update to your home. An easy textured stitch pattern makes this pillow a pleasure to crochet. Make some sweet flowers and leaves to embellish and you’ll be ready for the new season.
View ProjectFrom the February 2018 issue
Sleep, dream, soothe and snooze with this comfortable cotton eye mask.
View ProjectFrom the February 2018 issue
This light sweater features an asymmetrical neckline and a elbow-length sleeves for the perfect transitional look. Take a stroll through town and enjoy the winter sunshine and fresh air.
View ProjectBy Heidi Gustad
From the February 2018 issue
These toddler mary janes are easy to make and are endlessly adorable. With some basic crochet skills like working in the round and easy increases and decreases, you can whip up a pair for every adorable little girl on your gift list.
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