By Debra Arch
Petunia is a cuddly toy that easily unbuttons to be a pillow for naptime. She’s an excellent addition for car rides and sleepovers and is perfect for pairing with your children’s favorite Easter treats.
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Aster is worked top down in the round for a quick and easy hat that looks good on everyone. The texture is eye-catching, cozy and makes for a subtle addition any man’s winter wardrobe.
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Inspired by the traditional mittens that were once knitted for woodsmen in the north of Sweden, these thick, cozy mittens make the perfect unisex gift. If made using 100% non-superwash wool and crocheted to a tight tension, they have the additional benefit of being water resistant.
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Cady is the cowl you’re looking for when winter is upon us, cold and bleak and barren, when little grows and less blooms. Written for multiple gauges and sizes, you can use almost any yarn to keep any neck warm. The unique triangle shape paired with bulky yarn makes this an especially quick and cozy project — perfect if you’re in need of a last-minute gift.
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Wondering what to make with that skein of chunky weight yarn in your stash? This simple cowl takes advantage of a fun stitch and lets the yarn do the rest of the talking! Use variegated yarn for a subtle finish or go bold with a block color to create a real statement piece. Made with just one skein, this cowl is a super fast project to hook up — making it the perfect fashion accessory.
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From the April 2019 issue
Petunia is a cuddly toy that easily unbuttons to be a pillow for naptime. She’s an excellent addition for car rides and sleepovers and is perfect for pairing with your children’s favorite Easter treats.
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Baby will be ready for spring in these adorable butterfly booties featuring a Mary Jane style and butterfly accents. Made from chunky yarn, these booties work up quickly.
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From the February 2019 issue
The Modern Lace Baby Blanket grows up! A heftier yarn and a larger size makes this a great choice for your grown up baby or for yourself.
View ProjectBy Sandi Rosner
From the February 2019 issue
As crocheters, we always need another pretty basket to hold our current work in progress. This soft, round basket is perfectly sized to hold yarn and hooks — and the handles make it easy to take along with you wherever you go.
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Using Foundation Single Crochet and Linked First Half Double Crochet stitches, the base of the argyle pattern takes shape in this dense and cozy scarf. Weave in yarn from edge to edge to create the final diamond shapes in this clever design.
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