By Susan Heyn
From the October 2017 issue
This handy project is simple yet sophisticated. Generously sized with crochet cables, this bag will fit your needs for trips to the library or much-needed weekend getaways. Sew in a liner to make it extra sturdy.
View ProjectFrom the October 2017 issue
If you love curling up during an afternoon storm, then this afghan will be a luxurious addition to those relaxing moments. Its chunky yarn and cable stitches are definitely cocoon worthy.
View ProjectFrom the October 2017 issue
The sophisticated texture of this cowl comes from its three thick braids and rich, dark red color. Plus, the row of buttons adds a touch of well-deserved glam.
View ProjectFrom the February 2017 issue
With super chunky yarn and a cable braid, you can work up this practical basket in any color to match your home’s décor. It’s perfect for storing yarn, items around the craft room or even decorative glass balls for an added dose of whimsy.
View ProjectFrom the December 2016 issue
If you’ve never crocheted cables before, this is a perfect first crochet cable pattern. The scarf portion is made straight and long, then the center portion is sewn up to make a hood. If you prefer your scarves sans hood, simply skip this step and you’ll have a nice long accessory to wear all season.
View ProjectFrom the December 2015 issue
Thick and comfy, with visual interest from both the textured stitching and the pop of the accent color, this shawl will be your go-to for chilly winter days and nights. The soft, bulky-weight yarn makes it quick to stitch as well.
View ProjectFrom the June 2015 issue
A crisp cotton yarn with a nautical-inspired, navy and white, chevron insert makes a light summer tank that would work great over a stretchy tank top or under a blazer for an evening out. The button-up side means you can get in and out of it without stretching it out, which makes it the perfect top for any summer outing.
View ProjectFrom the April 2015 issue
Lovely, long and lacy, these fingerless gloves have a lot of staying power and make use of both an elastic yarn and technical shaping. Self-striping yarn adds a visual punch without any extra effort!
View ProjectFrom the December 2014 issue
Double-sided layers of front and back post treble crochets makes this scarf light to wear but incredibly warm. And the stitch pattern is completely reversible, making this stylish scarf look good from any angle!
View ProjectFrom the October 2014 issue
Dress up your little one in this cozy autumn pullover. Crafted with a unique cable stitch down the center of the design, this pattern puts a unique twist on the traditional sweater.
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