From the October 2018 issue
For an autumn evening out, this mini purse is an excellent accessory. Each side of this charming project boasts slightly different colors in post stitches, giving it an eclectic fall flavor. Using wool yarn, the textured stitches blend beautifully once felted.
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From the August 2018 issue
Need a lightweight, stylish tank to wear to your next coffee shop visit? This simple top is just what your hooks have been asking for. Made with an easy single crochet band at the top and granny squares near the bottom, the result is a breezy tank with a flowing look and feel.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the April 2018 issue
This is a gorgeous cardigan worked in floral motifs that are joined as you go, which means no after-pattern sewing! Featuring a wide, square neckline and three-quarter length sleeves, this classic top boasts the perfect spring fit.
View ProjectFrom the August 2017 issue
Go back to school in style with this sweet fox pencil case. This case can easily hold pencils, pens, markers and more.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the June 2017 issue
You’ve seen granny square shawls before, but you probably haven’t seen one with such a unique shape. The crisp outlines of the floral motifs are stunning, matched by the angular geometry of the squares’ placement. This shawl skillfully adds a modern touch to a beloved classic.
View ProjectFrom the April 2017 issue
Granny squares are quick to make and always add a dash of fashion to your spring wardrobe. This simple tee is designed so that each color is a slight variation on the traditional granny and its join-as-you-go technique ensures there is not a lot of sewing up to do at the end.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the February 2016 issue
This beautiful cardigan is worked up in an easy lace pattern which makes it perfect for just about any level of crocheter. As a finished piece, the cardigan doesn’t feature any sort of waist shaping which allows it to drape effortlessly around your waist, cascading gently like a waterfall.
View ProjectFrom the April 2015 issue
Lovely, long and lacy, these fingerless gloves have a lot of staying power and make use of both an elastic yarn and technical shaping. Self-striping yarn adds a visual punch without any extra effort!
View ProjectBy Jill Wright
Striking and beautiful, this lightweight scarf is about to become your go-to spring accessory. Fight off the chill of cool spring evenings while wearing this colorful pattern.
View ProjectFrom the December 2014 issue
Double-sided layers of front and back post treble crochets makes this scarf light to wear but incredibly warm. And the stitch pattern is completely reversible, making this stylish scarf look good from any angle!
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