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Winding Honeycomb Scarf Crochet Pattern

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From the February 2016 issue

The Winding Honeycomb Scarf is designed to provide both comfort and timeless style. Its textured design traps warmth, making it perfect for chilly days, while the classic pattern ensures it pairs beautifully with any winter coat or outfit. Choose a neutral shade for a versatile, everyday look, or opt for a bold color to make a statement.

Whether you’re making it for yourself or as a heartfelt gift, this scarf is a perfect blend of form and function. Its sophisticated design will turn heads, while its cozy feel ensures you stay warm all winter long. Add this stunning piece to your collection and elevate your seasonal style with ease.

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Shimmering Sapphire Capelet

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The Shimmering Sapphire Capelet, inspired by the heroine of Gaston Leroux’s Phantom of the Opera, is a shimmery, elbow-length capelet perfect for evening wear. It can be worn over a dress or blouse for show-going, stargazing and moonlit walks.

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City Tweed Scarf

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From the February 2016 issue

The City Tweed Scarf uses three colors to create a go-to accessory that works for both men and women. The pattern is easily memorized so this can be a great project for crocheting in the car or while watching a movie on the couch. Two color options are shown and explained here, proving that this pattern works with a variety of color choices.

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Fantastic Plum Colorwork Set

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From the October 2023 issue

The Fantastic Plum Colorwork Set features a slouchy hat topped off with a pom pom, a striking cowl and fingerless gloves closed with fancy buttons. Each piece features a complicated-looking colorwork band that’s easier to make than you’d think that sets this set apart from anything else you’ll see this season.

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Heathered Coral Cowl and Wrap Set

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From the December 2022 issue

The Heathered Coral Set features a warm and cozy wrap that can also be worn as a shrug and an equally cozy cowl. Both pieces feature a chunky cable design and popcorn stitches as well as decorative buttons. Worn together or separately, these pieces make excellent additions to your winter wardrobe.

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Loopy Linked Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern

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From the February 2016 issue

Master the art of style and technique with the Loopy Linked Fingerless Gloves, a fun and functional crochet project that showcases the unique linked double crochet stitch. Designed to be both fashionable and practical, these gloves are perfect for keeping your hands warm while allowing your fingers the freedom to text, type, or craft. Whether you’re strolling through the crisp autumn air or working in a chilly office, these gloves are a cozy and stylish solution.

The linked double crochet stitch not only creates a striking texture but also provides added warmth by minimizing gaps in the fabric. Versatile and beginner-friendly, the Loopy Linked Fingerless Gloves work up quickly, making them an excellent choice for a last-minute gift or a satisfying stash-busting project.

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Metallic Lace Wrap

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This glitzy piece is the perfect accessory your holiday ensemble needs, and it’s so easy to work up. Simply crochet half the wrap and the edging before rejoining your yarn at the beginning and working out the other way. Pair this with a simple black dress for effortless glam.

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Raspberry Tweed Shawl

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The Raspberry Tweed Shawl is a rectangular shawl worked up in an all-over lace pattern. Crocheted with tweed worsted weight yarn, it is a perfect cool weather shawl that’s large enough to wrap around the body.

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Spring Has Sprung Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern

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From 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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