From the April 2023 issue
The layered landscape of the countryside on a bright day inspired this pillow. Crocheted using the altered berry stitch and a smattering of different yarns and colors, this pattern can be a great stash buster to create a landscape at sunrise or sunset, fields of green or fields of wheat. Let yourself explore all the possibilities of nature with this pattern.
View ProjectBy Olya Mikesh
The Midnight Garden Afghan is inspired by the dark floral fabrics that have been popular for moody, bohemian home decor. Dark blue sets the tone and frames large and small scale flowers, making them pop. Green leaves and vines give some foliage. Simple border and crochet pom pom trim finishes off the edges, adding a fun detail to the Afghan.
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The Sundown Pillow is made from 2 squares seamed together using the whip stitch. The front square features a textured herringbone stitch in the center and uses tapestry crochet to create a zig-zag pattern on each side. The pillow is finished with large tassels in each corner.
View ProjectBy Ciara Doyle
This crochet version of a classic henley sweater is a comfortable and stylish wear. Working in dolmen style, this project starts at the sleeve cuff, works up the sleeve, across the body, then down the second sleeve.
View ProjectBy Olya Mikesh
Elegant and airy, this crochet duster is perfect for layering over dresses or a tee shirt and jeans. An all-over leaf lace pattern is made up of mostly double crochet and chain stitches, making it very intuitive to work. Sleeves feature simple shell lace patterns and are worked seamlessly from the armholes. Finished with a trellis-style fringe that adds a nice decorative touch and gives an opportunity to practice another popular craft: macramé.
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Maci is a cute top-down, seamless crochet top worked in a bamboo blend yarn with a lace yoke and ruffle. This design has a lovely drape, loose sleeves and pretty edgings making it one of our favorites from this issue.
View ProjectBy Jessie Rayot
From the February 2023 issue
Turn an everyday tank top into a stylish halter top with this crochet pattern. With encased elastic in the halter band and a center back strap this halter will fit nicely and not pull on the back of your neck.
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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.
View ProjectBy Tamara Kelly
From the October 2018 issue
Bold and cozy, you’ll enjoy the construction of this playful cowl that’s perfect for the season. Best of all?  It will only take you a few hours to crochet, making it a great last-minute gift!
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Add warmth without the bulk with the Weekend in the Alps Neckwarmer. This simple, cozy accessory will protect your neck against chilly winter drafts, and the buttons make this winter staple a breeze to put on.
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