
This lovely tunic design is well suited for a day at the boardwalk or lunch with friends, as it is effortlessly casual without being slouchy. It’s an easy pattern of simple lacy stitches worked in a lightweight cotton blend yarn.
View ProjectBy Maz Kwok
From the April 2022 issue
This lovely tunic design is well suited for a day at the boardwalk or lunch with friends, as it is effortlessly casual without being slouchy. It’s an easy pattern of simple lacy stitches worked in a lightweight cotton blend yarn.
View ProjectBy Lana Jois
Diamonds can be a crocheter’s best friend, too, especially when they look this stylish! This regal top uses a combination of filet crochet and diamond motifs to create an eye-catching summer look.
View ProjectFrom the June 2017 issue
Light summer scarves are a great way to spice up your summer wardrobe, and this open and airy infinity scarf will certainly do the trick. The blend of colors have the same effect as the sun reflecting off an ocean wave, while the Solomon’s knot crochet technique gives the scarf a unique look.
View ProjectBy Olivia Kent
Bring a little of the traditional blue to your bridal ensemble with delicate floral buds set against a pristine white background. But you don’t have to be walking down the aisle to flaunt this stunning wrap, as it would make a beautiful addition to any wardrobe.
View ProjectBy Olivia Kent
Warm weather, blooming flowers, and summer wedding invitations—love is definitely in the air this time of year! Complete your special occasion look with a romantic and feminine blue halo of flowers. This piece is worked in the round and can be adjusted to fit any size, from children to adults.
View ProjectFrom the June 2017 issue
The colors of this striped v-stitch afghan remind us of our favorite ice pop flavors—tangy orange, sweet strawberry, and classic blue raspberry. The piece is finished with a crisp white trim, but don’t worry: even with all these details, it’s an easy project to crochet.
View ProjectBy Olivia Kent
From the June 2017 issue
Add a pop of sassy summer color to your little one’s wardrobe with these adorable flower-motif sandals. With a snug but comfy fit, those tiny tootsies will be ready for all the season’s firsts, from picnics to poolside. This pattern is worked in the round from bottom to top and sized for zero to six month olds, with adjustments for ages six months to a year.
View ProjectFrom the June 2017 issue
Who doesn’t daydream about being a mermaid when enjoying a day at the beach? This fun blanket bursts with texture and is stitched in fresh shades of blue and pink to help bring that dream to life. Appropriately worked up in the shell stitch, this design doubles as imaginative costume and cozy blanket for those cooler summer days.
View ProjectFrom the April 2017 issue
Spring means we will once again get to enjoy birdsong, and there’s no better way to welcome back your feathered friends than working up this textured scarf. The bird appliques rest on a branch made of the same front post and shell stitches as the body of the scarf and are accented by optional puffy white clouds way up in the sky.
View ProjectFrom the April 2017 issue
You’ll be ready to spread your wings and fly when you start working up the feathery edges of this breezy vest. Once you’re finished, enjoy the endless style options: pin one or both sides to your shoulder, wear it open, tie the fronts together or wear it as a scarf.
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