From the December 2018 issue
Using vibrant blues and yellows in conjunction with traditional red and green, this garland comes to life in a wondrous splendor of color. Each motif is a different combination of colors complete with a tassel for extra flair. Adorn your mantel or a window with this bright and cheery garland this season.
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From the December 2018 issue
Setting out Santa’s cookies just got way cuter. Make this magical placemat that includes mitten pockets for napkins, making it easy for Santa to wipe away any cookie crumbs that tumble into his beard.
View ProjectBy Nicola Prybell - Editor, I Like Crochet
From the December 2018 issue
Classic Red Heart yarn meets classic Christmas colors with the addition of a shade of vintage minty blue that truly makes these ornaments pop. With these skeins, you’ll be able to make several of the Snowflake Like Home Ornaments.
View ProjectBy Nicola Prybell - Editor, I Like Crochet
From the December 2018 issue
Win all the materials you need to make the Merry Chrismoose Pillow, including Red Heart Super Saver yarn and a set of glittery Kreinik thread that’s used to make the string of lights. This pillow is one of a kind and we can’t wait to see it in your home.
View ProjectBy Nicola Prybell - Editor, I Like Crochet
From the December 2018 issue
Paintbox yarn is known for its bright palette of colors and the Merry & Bright Garland looks stunning in this selection. Enter to win the yarn that helped us give the garland its fitting name!
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From the December 2018 issue
Light up the holidays (literally) with the battery-operated lights featured in the antlers of this merry moose pillow! Place it in a cozy corner or on a decorative shelf to create a welcoming holiday spirit for all guests to enjoy.
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These cute, and partially three-dimensional, snowflakes commemorate the magical feeling of being home for a white Christmas! While the snowflakes make great tree ornaments or decorative home accents, they can also be used as a garland; simply string several of them together and hang them from a mantel or staircase railing.
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This Daschund is sure to make your spirits bright this holiday season. Complete with a little beanie and a scarf, he’s ready to travel over the fields — barking all the way!
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From the December 2018 issue
These mandalas can enhance your home décor in more than one way: use them as festive coasters in the dining room or spruce up your kitchen and holiday meals by using these as attractive and functional trivets. Bring both beauty and utility into your home with this delightful design.
View ProjectBy Ruth Haydock
From the December 2018 issue
These easy crochet ornaments are worked in the round, starting with a magic ring and worked in a spiral. The top of the ornament is crocheted in a contrasting color and then completed with a thread loop for easy hanging.
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