From the February 2019 issue
A thing for every place, and a place for everything! This is a pajama case that can be hung from a bedpost, chair, closet door — you name it. Crocheted in a super soft yarn and covered in roses, cleaning up will be fun for your little one. Have them put their pajamas in the case first thing in the morning and pretty soon they’ll be tidying their room (we wish!).
View ProjectFrom the December 2018 issue
Cady is the cowl you’re looking for when winter is upon us, cold and bleak and barren, when little grows and less blooms. Written for multiple gauges and sizes, you can use almost any yarn to keep any neck warm. The unique triangle shape paired with bulky yarn makes this an especially quick and cozy project — perfect if you’re in need of a last-minute gift.
View ProjectBy Quinny Zhang
From the August 2018 issue
It’s definitely hip to be square — just take a look at this vest. Constructed with two types of granny squares for maximum visual appeal, each argyle is oversized giving this traditional top a new look that’s perfect for the season.
View ProjectBy Jill Wright
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 Linda Pietz
From the August 2018 issue
Worked up in a luscious palette of saturated color, these rainbow baby booties take the traditional granny square and transform it into a modern gift for baby. They’re also the perfect last-minute shower gift that can easily be worked up while on the go.
View ProjectBy Tamara Kelly
From the August 2018 issue
The breezy mesh pattern creates a scarf that is wide enough to be worn as a warm weather wrap, or wound around the neck in case of a little chill. This pattern is made with super fine weight yarn, but it won’t take a cosmic age to finish – with the yarn held doubled and a big hook, it will be ready to wear in a flash!
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 April 2018 issue
Crochet a filet cowl featuring chandelier shells in a stunning blue. Complete with button closures, this cowl can be looped twice for a tighter fit or draped to show off the lace design.
View ProjectBy Darla Fanton
From the April 2018 issue
Create a lovely patchwork-look shawlette without sewing! Worked in diagonal rows of Tunisian Mitered Squares, each successive square is picked up from the previous one. You’ll love the interesting mixture of solid and striped blocks that this design provides.
View ProjectFrom the April 2018 issue
A simple scarf for a new crocheter, this design only uses three stitches for an easy, breezy crocheting experience. Since you begin in a corner, the scarf grows wider as it grows longer which makes it a cinch to customize. Â
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