By 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!
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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.
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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
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.
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Capture the journey of turtles traveling to the ocean with this adorable tank that features a turtle accent on one shoulder. Customize your project by adding more turtles to join in on the journey. And best of all, this tank can be made for less than $15 by using leftover yarn!
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Stuffed with plastic granules and lavender, these bunnies are the perfect anti-stress toy and the most beautiful lavender bags. When crocheted with a worsted weight yarn and stuffed with normal stuffing, they transform in the cutest amigurumi toys.
View ProjectBy Quinny Zhang
From the April 2018 issue
Take a stab at freeform crochet with this truly magical project. Using the idea of freely formed circles to create the sky and clouds, this design builds upon itself to create a beautiful pattern comprised of clouds, blue sky, and rainbows. The entire blanket is worked in two strands of yarn, includes more than 70 freeform circles to create a gorgeous texture. Check out the article on the next page to learn more about freeform crochet and get ready to be inspired!
View ProjectBy Kati Brown
Crochet your own version of the classic Faberge egg. Worked around a water balloon and then stiffened, these eggs are a fun spring project and a great way to showcase beautiful leftover sock yarn.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard
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.
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