By Nazanin Fard
This wonderful wrap is worked in a beautiful filet lace pattern as light as the mist off the waves. The beauty of the pattern is that the top and bottom edges of the wrap are worked in triangular motifs that create a delicate gorgeous shape. Floaty and ethereal, pair this wrap with a lightweight dress for an effortlessly beachy ensemble.
View ProjectBy Debra Arch
From the February 2022 issue
Sassy tasseled flower earrings that can be color coordinated to match any outfit. These are great to make for quick gifts and to experiment with colors and beads with your crochet.
View ProjectBy Cristina D.
From the February 2022 issue
Oak is a square-neck, waist and elbow shaped pullover to move from late winter chilly afternoons to the early spring season. The smooth blend of cashmere, camel, silk and baby alpaca is ideal to wear next to skin, and together with the light mohair provides an unique textured effect.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
From the October 2021 issue
This beautiful cardigan starts with a row of beautiful motifs that is worked on both fronts and center back. The rest of the body is worked sideways in a simple double crochet pattern. The three-quarter length sleeves are worked in double crochet with a row of motifs at the cuffs.
View ProjectFrom the August 2021 issue
Jaelynn is a wide scarf that can be worn as a shawl depending on your style. This is a great and easy pattern to play with different yarn. So if you’ve been saving a special yarn for just the right project, it’s time to take it out of your stash! This pattern truly lets the yarn shine.Â
View ProjectFrom the June 2021 issue
A central filet panel featuring an anchor makes this shawl a subtle and effective summer shawl. Flanked by wavy white panels, the combination is a positively nautical design ready for walks on the beach or taking on the high seas.
View ProjectFrom the June 2021 issue
Inspired by pink moon scallop shells collected from sandy beaches, this scarf brings together small and large shell shapes. The result is a breezy scarf that’s easy to make and easy to wear on morning walks while you look for seashells.
View ProjectFrom the February 2021 issue
Perfect for scrap busting your yarn stash, these little posie motifs and start motifs are joined together to make a vibrant scarf. Connecting each posie as you go makes this scarf work up nicely.
View ProjectBy Jean Clement
From the February 2021 issue
Have you ever crocheted your own curtains? Now you can! This light and airy curtain allows diffused sunlight into your space in the most beautiful way. With instructions to lengthen the curtain to your liking, this design can be customized for nearly every window height.
View ProjectFrom the August 2020 issue
These shawls are the same, but the results are different depending on where you start your yarn ball from the inside or the outside! Shown in an ombre coral and turquoise waters blue, we think beginners will be in paradise while crocheting these shawls.
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