From the August 2015 issue
This cowl is a great way to use up yarn you’ve had hiding deep in your stash. Feel free to mix different fibers, colors (tonal or solid colors with variegated yarns) and even yarn weights (as long as they are relatively close) to produce this one-of-a-kind cowl masterpiece.
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This very simple tunic top is perfect for layering over anything from a tank top and leggings to a swimsuit. Changing hook sizes is a terrific way to work shaping into a complicated stitch pattern so you don’t have to fiddle with too much increasing or decreasing in pattern.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
This gorgeous cropped cardi features an open front with a V-neckline and a beautiful filet crochet pattern that is worked along the front edge and neckline. Perfect for layering over a sun dress or a basic tank top, this intermediate-level cardigan is finished with beautiful pearl buttons.
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From the June 2015 issue
Give a cheer for the red, white and blue with this patriotic pillow. It’s perfect as a décor piece and is sure to spruce up any 4th of July party. Designed by Kristen Stoltzfus.
View ProjectFrom the June 2015 issue
Richly textured panels are great for portable projects to crochet on the go. The textures stand out in the single shade as shown or you could choose two contrasting shades for the different panels for a more dramatic effect.
View ProjectBy Heidi Gustad
The Purple Haze Messenger Bag is a stylish and practical accessory that combines chunky yarn, durable nylon strapping, and a touch of macramé technique to create a thick, sturdy bag that can handle all your essentials. Whether you’re carrying school books, your laptop, or daily necessities, this bag is up for the task, offering both functionality and flair. Don’t worry if you’re unfamiliar with macramé—our detailed video tutorial at the bottom of the pattern will guide you through the process, making it easy for beginners to master this technique.
View ProjectFrom the April 2015 issue
Spring weather means that hats can be less bulky and more of an accessory. The Plum Mist Beret is just that — a lovely little hat that’s reminiscent of a stroll through the streets of Paris.
View ProjectFrom the April 2015 issue
Sweet and simple, this light, lacy scarf adds a pop of color to your spring wardrobe. Wear it wrapped around your neck to keep off the evening chill, or tie one loose knot in the front and let the flowers fly.
View ProjectFrom the April 2015 issue
Add a pop of color and charm to your spring wardrobe with the Spring Has Sprung Fingerless Gloves! These delightful gloves are the perfect accessory for those cool spring mornings and breezy evenings, keeping your hands warm while leaving your fingers free for texting, gardening, or sipping a coffee. The light and airy design makes them both functional and stylish, and they pair beautifully with any outfit, from casual jeans to flowy spring dresses.
This pattern uses just one color per round, making it an approachable introduction to colorwork for beginners and a fun, relaxing project for experienced crocheters. It’s also a fantastic stash-busting opportunity—mix and match leftover yarn in your favorite springtime shades to create a unique pair of gloves every time!
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This simple shawlette features puff stitches and fans radiating out from the neck edge to create texture and interest. It’s perfect for keeping your shoulders warm on a chilly spring evening.
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