By Olivia Kent
From the December 2016 issue
The booties each feature a flipped over cuff, with a tiny snowflake as a frosty embellishment. These tiny booties were created to give a snug fit, resulting in a comfort and cozy fit for the little one.
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Worked in Tunisian crochet tire tread stitch, this scarf will be your perfect go-to accessory. It’s the right amount of warmth and the right length for plenty of wraps around the neck.
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This classic pillow in a braided pattern is reminiscent of vintage velvet tuck pillows. This elegant take on a classic is stunning in bottle green, but would look wonderful in other gemstone colors like ruby or sapphire.
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Achieve perfect cabin chic with this buffalo plaid basket design with leather handles. Store washcloths on your bathroom counter, yarn in by your crafting chair or even pinecones as decor. You’ll love the cozy cabin vibe this classic basket brings to the table.
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Chunky yarn is an excellent choice for making cowls. With a combination of front post and back post crochet stitches, this cowl ends up being extra cozy and warm.
View ProjectFrom the December 2017 issue
Everyone loves polka dots! Delicate pink puff stitches adorn an otherwise simple hat. Crocheted in neutral tones, this hat will match just about any coat you own, making it the ideal winter companion.
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From the December 2017 issue
The Conifer Shawl is a generously sized triangle worked sideways from a point. It features a long, lattice-patterned strip made of post puff stitches that add a deep texture and visual interest.
View ProjectBy Olivia Kent
From the December 2017 issue
Whether you’re enjoying nights beside the campfire, or visiting a rustic wooden cabin, this gorgeous cardigan will keep you warm and toasty as you enjoy the great outdoors!
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Lush, three-dimensional texture is the name of the game in this sweet hat and cowl set. Hat brim and cowl borders are worked sideways while the crossed lattice pattern is worked vertically. Complete with a pom pom that reminds us of a sugar plum, this is the set you should make this season.
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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.
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