From the August 2014 issue
This side-to-side cardigan uses the appearance of stripes within the lace stitch pattern to create figure-flattering vertical lines. Three-quarter length sleeves and clean, unfussy details make the cardigan versatile enough to wear over jeans and a camisole or over an elegant silk blouse.
View ProjectBy Linda Dean
The classic beanie gets an update with this chic pattern featuring the Tunisian full stitch. Worked in the round, this is the perfect pattern to master a new skill. With no shaping, a cute rolled brim and a gorgeous texture, there’s no reason not to make this hat for your collection.
View ProjectBy Cheryl Chow
This one-skein project is perfect for that beautiful, hand-dyed sock yarn in your stash. Worked back and forth on the bias, this scarf has a lacy pattern that is wearable all year round.
View ProjectBy Linda Dean
From the August 2019 issue
Vertically worked with offset, mini-shell stitches to create a seamless tank top, this design has no right or wrong side. Shaping is completed with increases and decreases on one side of the row only which allows for an easier-to-manage garment appearance. The longer length adds to the style, with an unfinished edge to add a nice scalloped effect that’s chic and effortless.
View ProjectFrom the February 2019 issue
Try something new with sweater construction that allows for multiple ways-to-wear. Bright colors with a lacy diamond floral make this top a spring must-have pattern.
View ProjectFrom the June 2018 issue
Designed with the easy, breezy, light hearted spirit of summer in mind, this vest is a summer must-have. Dressed up or dressed down this is the best vest for both warmer days and cooler nights.
View ProjectFrom the April 2018 issue
Feel the calm of waves lapping the seaside when you wear this lacy Tunisian crochet wrap. As relaxing to work as it is to wear, this simple rib-like pattern creates a stunning texture reminiscent soothing water waves.
View ProjectFrom the October 2017 issue
With its winsome combination of stripes and buttons, this sweater will warm your heart. Its design ensures that you get just the right fit, as it is worked from the top down and can be tried on as you go.
View ProjectFrom the October 2016 issue
This cowl features an unusual and eye-catching two-row stitch: a shell made on an angle dotted with puffs. It’s dimensional, lacy, and it’s one of those stitches that looks harder than it is. Plus, it feels and looks luxurious around the neck!
View ProjectFrom the August 2016 issue
This versatile top is made with basic stitches. Wear it with your favorite maxi skirt or crochet a few more rounds to wear it with leggings in the summer.
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