Crochet Patterns that use Cascade Yarns

Tag: Cascade Yarns

Tie Dye Lagoon Pillows

From the June 2021 issue

Update your home décor with these trendy, tie-dyed pillows. Using only simple household supplies, you can dye your own unique pillows in an hour or less. Can you believe all these pillows were dyed using the same black food coloring? Differences in the final result were achieved through several tie-dying techniques and the use of two different yarns: 100% superwash wool and an acrylic/wool blend. Food dyes react with any animal fibers and having a blend of animal and man-made fibers can give a different color saturation or a slightly different hue to the finished product. Experiment with different dyes or yarn choices to create a unique, custom palette for your home.

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Popcorn Peaks Chevron Blanket

By Melinda Miller

This cleverly textured afghan features chevrons updated with drop-down treble popcorns. The pattern repeat is easily memorized, but the details will keep your attention.

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Seeing Double Crochet Blanket

By Melinda Miller

From the August 2020 issue

This beginner friendly blanket makes quick work with bulky yarn and a larger hook. The double crochet stitch is used in two different ways to create an interesting, cozy blanket.

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Color Me Calm Shawl

By Amy Ramnarine

From the April 2020 issue

At this time of year, an oversized wrap with layers of deep, calming colors will never disappoint. Finished with pretty picot details and a creamy trim, this shawl is an easy yet stunning project.

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Secret Garden Throw

By Nicola Prybell - Editor, I Like Crochet

From the April 2020 issue

We love spring and this colorful throw reminds us of cherry blossoms and new leaves. The main body is worked back and forth with three colors of yarn and the border is worked in the round. This throw will look great in many color combinations.

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Glacier Springs Cosmetic Bag

By Katherine Larson

From the December 2019 issue

The Mineral Springs Cosmetic bag is popular for a reason — it’s a one-skein pattern, incredibly cute and it makes a quick (yet thoughtful) gift. In this new rendition, you’ll create a textural bag that’s bold, beautiful and practical! Featuring a zipper closure and a simple, attractive stitch, you’ll love how perfectly this bag stores all your cosmetics and little essentials.

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Fa La La Stocking

By Tanya Eberhardt

From the December 2019 issue

Can’t get enough of the Holly Jolly Stocking? Crochet this alternate version using earthy tones for a timeless look that pairs perfectly with your evergreen Christmas tree.

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Japanese Maple Pillow

By Cheryl Chow

The spike cluster stitch makes gorgeous Japanese maple leaves on this pillow. Beautiful fall tones make the pattern on this pillow stand out in a striking way.

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Nutmeg Trail Afghan

By Melinda Miller

Richly painted with spicy autumn colors, four striped rectangles surround a center square, using the Hdc V-st to add texture and interest. When arranged into larger blocks, the overall pattern is reminiscent of a lovely afternoon strolling down colorful nature trails.

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Harvest Splendor Cowl

By Katherine Larson

A beautiful way to acknowledge the changing season, the Harvest Splendor Cowl blends fall colors and wheatsheaf arches to create a lovely autumn neckwarmer. It’s perfect to wear on hayrides, trips to the pumpkin patch or visits to the cider mill.

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Tag: Cascade Yarns

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