From the December 2014 issue
The vertical elements on this skirt pattern, made from half double crochet ribbing, creates figure- flattering lines. An added yoke on top allows for easy shaping and a custom fit. Pair this sleek skirt with heels and a blazer for the office or with riding boots and turtleneck for a casual weekend.
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Though they may look intricate, these delicate crocheted snowflakes are quick to make. Use them as tree decorations or gift toppers.
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You can’t have a Christmas celebration without a little snow. This adorable ornament set featuring the Abominable Showman, Itty Bitty Snowman and Mini Cup of Cocoa, is just what your tree needs this year.
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Who says ornaments have to be circular? Adorn your tree with this mini décor set of ornaments and give your tree its own wreath, stocking, angel and Santa!
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This ornament set features a miniature sweater, hat and mitten to bring new meaning to “dressing up your tree!”
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This Three-of-a-Kind Set is the perfect set for the traditionalist looking for simple and basic ornaments. Alternate and switch around colors to make enough unique ones for your entire tree!
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Add a bit of cheer to your home’s décor by displaying this quick and easy project on your wall or over your mantle. The gold bow and the red poinsettias are sure to make this a standout display.
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Accent your table settings and side tables with this intricate (but not too complicated) tabletop doily. Perfect for use as a coaster or simply as a decorative piece on its own, this holiday doily is sure to set the festive tone.
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Add a bit of whimsy to your winter wardrobe with this fun bobble-filled scarf.
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Warm, fluffy and white as snow, this cowl will take you from building snowmen outside to sipping cocoa by the fire.
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