By Kati Brown
From the April 2019 issue
Upcycle a plain button-up shirt into a stylish, eye-catching piece by replacing the back with a new filet crochet panel. Once you get over the initial unease of combining crochet with existing pieces, you won’t believe the stunning combinations you can create!
View ProjectBy Janet Pippin
From the April 2019 issue
This simple geometric lace design can dress up any outfit. Make it in your favorite color to create the perfect spring shawl to add a little extra layer of warmth. Â Â Â
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A filet mesh design with added popcorn for texture makes this a fun and flirty scarf for a summer adventure — perhaps even an adventure to Rose Bay. Crocheted with cotton, this scarf is lightweight and stylish with tassels at each end. This updated version features a slightly heavier yarn in a dusty rose color.
View ProjectBy Lana Jois
From the April 2019 issue
This pretty summer top uses filet crochet spiced up with a special stitch for diamond motifs and can be made up very quickly. The new version comes with short sleeves and tassels at the hems and is named after the pinkish sands of Balos Bay in Greece.
View ProjectFrom the April 2019 issue
This delicate shawlette design made with soft cotton yarn is inspired by traditional filet crochet technique. A lacy pattern with a stylish flower motif is easy to make with only three stitches needed: chain stitch, slip stitch and double crochet. The fringe gives this shawlette an extra boho look.
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