By Linda Dean
From the October 2020 issue
A modern twist to create a contemporary feel. Large miter triangles meet at the center of this afghan to create a visual effect that draws the eye outward. Simple rows of single and double crochet, can be made in a variety of color band widths, to allow a very customizable design. This is a great design for both men and women, with some bright colors it can even be enjoyed by kids.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the October 2020 issue
This is a beautiful pillow and throw set that follows a hexagon tile pattern from the Middle East. The tile pattern is translated beautifully into crochet for a stunning way to brighten up your favorite chair.
View ProjectBy Linda Gibbs
This mobius/twisted cowl is constructed from the center row outward to the edge, with a built-in twist. It functions as a very soft cowl scarf for indoor/outdoor wear that’s easy to put on over the head. It can also be worn as a hood, and is long enough to cover the nape of the neck. We know you’ll love this cozy fall project!
View ProjectFrom the October 2020 issue
With this yarn’s beautiful color and rich tones each puff stitch adds a luxurious feel to the center motif. Complete with a knit-like stitch that’s crocheted to fill in the length around your neck, this striking accessory is just what your fall wardrobe has been asking for.
View ProjectFrom the August 2020 issue
Seafoam blue chevrons is just what summer ordered! Quick to crochet and flowy by design, this top will be a go-to favorite for warm days and breezy evenings. Pair it with denim pants or shorts for a look you’ll wear all season long.
View ProjectFrom the August 2020 issue
Admire the wild rose from inside your home with this clever crochet pattern. The front of the pillow is created in single crochet from a chart, which then serves as a guide to outline and fill in each leaf and petal shape with surface crochet slip stitching. The pillow back is a modern stripe pattern that complements any décor.
View ProjectBy Linda Pietz
From the August 2020 issue
The no. 2 yellow pencil has been a staple for generations of school children. Quirky and fun, this scarf could be a great welcome-back-to-school gift for elementary school teachers!
View ProjectFrom the August 2020 issue
With ten different motifs to crochet, it’s impossible to get bored while making this scarf! Though it’s shown in just two contrasting colors, this could be a great colorful stashbuster, as well. Get creative and use up what you’ve got in your stash to create an accessory that’s uniquely you.
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Featuring an asymmetrical triangle shape, Tunisian crochet stitches and a bold pop of color, this shawl is definitely going to make your need-to-crochet list. To style, simply drape the short side on one shoulder and wrap the longer end around your neck. This beauty pairs perfectly with a jean jacket or your favorite lightweight sweater.
View ProjectBy Susan Heyn
This cozy creation features a series of triples: three colors and three different tunisian stitches. Mix any three colors of worsted weight yarn to create this fall staple and enjoy crocheting with three different types of Tunisian stitches: double stitch, simple stitch and front post double stitch.
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