By Susan Heyn
From the October 2018 issue
This colorful treat bag is worked in corner-to-corner style and features an owl on the front with flameless tealight candles for eyes. Perfect for even the longest of trick-or-treating adventures, this roomy owl bag is ready to light up your holiday!
View ProjectBy Rhondda Mol
From the October 2018 issue
Get ready for trick-or-treating with this helpful little bat treat bag. This sturdy bag design can be used to hold your Halloween Treats as you go door-to-door. The wings are reinforced with gardening wire and are bendable so he can fly off into the night sky.
View ProjectFrom the October 2018 issue
Try your hand at this crochet scarf that features a lovely texture with extended single crochet stitches. Bow stitches at each end of the scarf are finished off with a fun fringe that’s crocheted directly onto the scarf for easy finishing.
View ProjectFrom the October 2018 issue
Thanks to its easy-to-remember stitch pattern, this charming scarf practically makes itself! A great beginner project, you can express your creativity by using a yarn cake or that special yarn you’ve been saving in the back of your yarn stash — no matter what, the end result will be the perfect addition to your wardrobe.
View ProjectBy Maz Kwok
Create your own iconic sweater featuring the timeless Breton stripes. Traditionally described as a cotton top with blue stripes, the Breton style originated from French navy uniforms in the late 1800s. Inspired by this trend, this sweater incorporates stripes with a modern twist – a relaxed fit and an off-the-shoulder neckline.
View ProjectFrom the August 2018 issue
With only a ball chain and a crochet flower you can make a cute necklace very easily. Vary with the pattern, the yarn and the colors to make a necklace that matches your style. I’ve designed five different flower necklaces so that you can choose the one you like best: Dahlia, Waterlily, Sunflower, Forget-me-not and Papaver.
View ProjectBy Jessie Rayot
From the August 2018 issue
This cowl features large and small granny squares joined together to make a button-front cowl. Paired with a jean jacket, this cowl will keep your neck warm and your outfit on point!
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Chilly summer evenings have met their match with this jacket. A nod to the old granny square pieces of the past, the Throwback Thursday Jacket has granny squares that are connected with cream instead of black yarn. This subtle shift makes all the difference!
View ProjectBy Heidi Gustad
From the August 2018 issue
Hook up a colorful, easy throw pillow in no time! This geometric throw pillow plays with classic crochet shapes and color at a bulkier gauge to create something fun for your favorite chair.
View ProjectBy Jill Wright
From the August 2018 issue
Need a lightweight, stylish tank to wear to your next coffee shop visit? This simple top is just what your hooks have been asking for. Made with an easy single crochet band at the top and granny squares near the bottom, the result is a breezy tank with a flowing look and feel.
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