By Jean Clement
From the February 2017 issue
Versatile and timeless, the Sedona Shawl complements a variety of outfits, from casual daytime looks to dressier ensembles. Created with a simple yet effective combination of single and double crochet stitches, this design forms a graceful lacy pattern that’s both easy to make and visually stunning. Its flowing texture and delicate construction make it the perfect piece to wrap around your shoulders on a cool spring morning or during a relaxing evening in the garden.
View ProjectFrom the February 2017 issue
This unisex pint-sized pullover is sure to please. This project features ribbing at the sleeves and hem, a shawl collar, contrast bands and a decorative toggle.
View ProjectFrom the December 2016 issue
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.
View ProjectBy Cheryl Chow
From the October 2016 issue
Wrap up your little one in a blanket of falling leaves. The main body of this blanket is worked back and forth with four colors of yarn.
View ProjectFrom the Summer 2019 issue
A simple chevron stitch is used to make the base of this pillow in brightly colored cotton yarn. Cue the fireworks with a bursting red flower made with yarn that has a beautiful sheen.
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This creative tee was inspired by popular eyelet-style lightweight tops for spring and summer. A decorative ribbon at the bottom adds elegant style to this simple pullover.
View ProjectFrom the April 2016 issue
The Spring Potpourri Cowl is a delightful blend of texture and color, perfect for celebrating the season of renewal. This cowl features a beautiful cable-like stitch that creates a soft, yet intricate pattern, making it a visually stunning accessory. Not only is it a great way to showcase your scrap yarns, but it also offers versatility in length, allowing you to customize it to suit your style. Whether you prefer a loose, flowing look around your neck or want to wrap it double for extra warmth, this cowl easily adapts to your needs.
View ProjectFrom the August 2015 issue
This generously sized lacy cowl is worked entirely in single crochet and chains, making it a great introduction to openwork patterns. The finished piece offers tremendous versatility and can be worn draped over the shoulders, doubled around the neck or over the head as a hood.
View ProjectFrom the February 2015 issue
Add a pop of color and texture to your winter wardrobe with the Purple Berry Bobble Infinity Cowl, a playful and stylish accessory that’s sure to brighten even the coldest days. This unique cowl features a fun sideways bobble pattern that combines the rich tones of grape, orchid, and blueberry. The textured bobbles create a fun, chunky feel, while the striking color combination adds a fresh, vibrant touch to your winter outfits.
View ProjectFrom the October 2014 issue
Take one easy-to-make rectangle, some motifs and a few buttons, and you’ve got yourself one stylish tablet cozy. Make the size that best fits your tablet’s dimensions, and it will be ready to go wherever you go.
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