By Jill Wright
From the December 2018 issue
Keep your cords under control with this useful organizer containing 4 pockets (two large, two small). Fold over the top diagonal portion, roll twice and tie closed with braided ties.
View ProjectFrom the June 2018 issue
Worked in single crochet rows following a chart for the color changes, you’ll be able to practice your tapestry crochet technique using this beautiful pattern. Carry the second color across the blue stitches as done in tapestry crochet technique.
View ProjectFrom the June 2018 issue
There is nothing more refreshing than having fresh fruit on a table during summertime. Pears, grapes and oranges are some of summer’s best and these crocheted versions are no exception. Each silverware holder has a matching coaster to liven up the dining room table.
View ProjectFrom the June 2018 issue
This patriotic striped dishcloth is worked in rows of slanted shells in red and white. The border consists of a row of single crochet, then a row of half double crochet and finally a row of slip stitch.
View ProjectFrom the August 2017 issue
“American Gothic” by Grant Wood was painted in 1930, however, the print on the woman’s apron is indicative of the 19th century. The farm women of the 19th century were true artists, turning fabric scraps into amazing and useful household items. The Americana Kitchen Set is a tribute to the women of that time period who worked tirelessly turning a house into a home. The trivet is representation of a braided rug and the dishcloth is constructed in the popular log cabin quilt block pattern.
View ProjectFrom the August 2016 issue
This adorable placemat and napkin ring set is perfect for summer family gatherings. Make a set and pair it with the watermelon basket for the ultimate summer table.
View ProjectFrom the August 2016 issue
Celebrate the BBQ season with the quintessential summer fruit, the watermelon. This lovey basket serves not only as a summer table display but is also functional to use as a fruit bowl or napkin basket.
View ProjectFrom the June 2016 issue
A simple stitch pattern makes for a simply charming placemat. Choose your contrasting color and crochet a little flower for the finishing touch.
View ProjectFrom the August 2015 issue
Nothing says summer more than a lemonade stand, so refresh your memory of lazy summer days past with these adorable coasters. Mix it up by using orange yarn for orange slices or pink yarn for grapefruit slices and brighten up your breakfast table.
View ProjectBy Jo Bodley
From the June 2015 issue
Do you want a chic and versatile beach bag this summer? This floral beach bag is the best thing to tote around to the beach. The mesh construction allows for the flexibility to stash whatever you want inside, and the colorful blossoms help to attach the bamboo handles.
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