From the June 2017 issue
Looking for a way to break out of a Father’s Day gift rut? Personal and useful, this trendy skinny tie will be just right for all his days at the office, formal events, and luncheons. Make it in his favorite colors or this classic combination of grey and red, and every special man in your life will be eagerly putting in his own order!
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From the February 2017 issue
This bohemian-inspired triangle scarf features unique motifs that are joined as you go to create a very feminine and intricate design. It provides the ideal layering accessory that’s both warm and stylish.
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From the February 2017 issue
The perfect way to start thinking about spring is with a darling and incredibly feminine sundress. Every little girl would look so sweet and adorable as she enjoys the sunshine in this little outfit. The bodice of this dress is embellished with tiny flowers, whilst the skirt of the dress features a dainty shell stitch.
View ProjectFrom the December 2016 issue
A classic, yet elegant chevron stitch makes this blanket feel extra warm—ideal for winter. It’s the perfect blanket to have on hand, and it’s a great pattern to master.
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From the August 2016 issue
During the warmer months, these little sandals would keep even the tiniest toes looking extra cute and summer-y!
The sandals each feature a pair of cross over straps towards the front to give a nice, snug fit.
By Olivia Kent
From the June 2016 issue
Using front post half double crochet and back post half double crochet stitches, you can make this lightweight and lovely shrug. It’s the perfect shrug to have on hand for a cooler summer evening.
View ProjectFrom the April 2016 issue
Spring is the perfect time for flowers, and this simple shawl pattern will add a fabulously floral feel to any outfit. Worked up in a decadent shade of fuchsia, this airy shawl provides just the right amount of warmth for a chilly spring day.
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From the December 2015 issue
These vintage-inspired leg warmers are just what you need to keep your legs warm this winter, especially if you don’t want to give up on dresses and skirts. These intermediate leg warmers feature a set of buttons down the sides and a delicate scalloped lace edging.
View ProjectFrom the December 2015 issue
This wedge shawl has a distinct asymmetrical shape, setting it apart from more traditional crochet shawls. Make a fast, large and cozy shawl in an aran weight yarn as described here, or make it a scarf in a fingering weight yarn. Because this wedge shawl is worked in a single piece from the tip up, it can easily be made in any size you want.
View ProjectFrom the August 2014 issue
This slouchy, open-front cardigan is worked bottom-up in one piece and splits to complete the sleeves, so construction is easy and finishing minimal. Add to that some lovely alpaca silk yarn, an engagingly simple and good-looking lace pattern and pretty sleeve shaping at cuff, and you’ve got a go-to sweater to transition between seasons. It works equally well over weekend jeans or dressed up with a crisp shirt for work.
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