From the June 2019 issue
Everything old is new again. This is a revised version of the Capri Skirt from the February 2018 issue. Now made with lightweight cotton thread with a drawstring waist, this version is perfect for a day at the beach or the poolside as a swimsuit coverup.
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Crochet a bow like never before with this cute and patriotic take on the large bow trend that little girls love. Complete with stripes and polka dots reminiscent of the American flag, your little girl will love wearing this bow to go watch the fireworks.
View ProjectBy Linda Dean
Worked vertically, this sunny tank is worked with yarn carries, so there are few ends to weave in! The partial stripes are jagged in nature, yet planned, to allow for a balanced feel while still feeling whimsical. Imagine how great it will look with dark wash jeans and your favorite pair of sunnies.
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Tunisian stitches are the star of this cute little tee. Embellish your own with flowers, tassels or enjoy it plain! A basic understanding of Tunisian crochet is necessary to complete this pattern. It is written in a made-to-measure style, meaning you can use any hook or yarn weight and can come to any gauge you like. Just follow the included measurements and your fit will come out right! Â
View ProjectFrom the June 2019 issue
The Mini Mixer Garland is a cheery and bright accessory. Â Triangle and hexagon motifs in yellow, blue, orange and hot pink make this garland a bright addition to your next little get together.
View ProjectFrom the June 2019 issue
Burrito can’t wait to party with you! This too-cute-for-words donkey amigurumi features a festive blanket and tasseled halter to show he’s ready to party. Whether you make him for decoration or for use him as a toy for your little one, he’s sure to be the talk of the party!
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Marion takes the classic pineapple crochet motif and pairs it with chunky yarn and cables. This shawlette is great for cooler days where you just need a little something on your shoulders.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
Ophelia begins with a length of beautiful lace edging. When the edging is the desired length then the body of the shawl begins by working on the straight edge of the edging. Decreases are made at the beginning, center and end of every other row until the center stitches are joined together. The work keeps going faster and faster as it progresses as the number of stitches keeps decreasing.
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Madelyn is a half circle shawl that can be dressed up or down for warmer days. This lightweight design is done in a granny style pattern intermittent with rows of Solomon Knot.  Finished with an edging of Solomon Knots and picots, Madelyn is an intermediate design you’ll be proud to crochet.
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This adorable blanket, which commemorates the iconic childhood game, Duck, Duck, Goose, is sure to make your little one smile. Get ready for the most adorable tummy time session to date!
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