I Like Crochet magazine brings you a lookbook of gorgeously coordinated color schemes, stylish outfit suggestions, and a closer look at the seven patterns in our Peaceful Pastels collection. Preview these designs from our December 2016 issue for a glimpse at some of our favorite patterns, which utilize luxuriously warm, welcoming shades—blues, greens, and grays that
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From the December 2016 issue
On those cooler winter evenings when you need some extra layers to keep you warm, this poncho would be the perfect accessory. It will keep you warm and cozy yet still looking stylish and chic! This poncho features the stitch commonly known as Catherine’s Wheel, a textured stitch that is all in one color for a sophisticated look.
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This shawl collared pullover features a deep V neckline with button accents, wide ribbing on sleeves and a textured stitch pattern.
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Navy blue is the perfect complement to a pastel outfit this season. Create a ribbing effect with hdc stitches in the back loop for the perfect edges. All pieces are worked separately and come together to make this wonderful cardi.
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Let the simple design of this project shine through by using a unique border of dainty white snowflakes that will make you winter ready. You’ll love how perfectly this classic shawl blends into your wardrobe.
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Turn heads with this stylish and chic sweater. It is one of those sweaters that looks complicated but is fun to make and wear. This will be a staple go-to piece in every wardrobe.
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Ponchos are back in style! This piece is a great opportunity to learn how to do crochet cables or a fun way to brush up on your skills.
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Cozy is the name of the game in this versatile cardigan. A generous ribbed collar can be secured at the lower edge with buttons as shown, or left unbuttoned so you use a shawl pin closure. Most pieces of this cardigan are worked in half double crochet ribbing, creating flattering vertical lines.
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