From the August 2019 issue
This ruana is worked from the center out to the striped edge. Both sides are worked identically, with a unique set up row worked in the center. Stay wrapped up and cozy as the fall chill sets in!
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When you want a layer over your beach-side look, look no further than the delightfully smooth and silky sensation of this shawl. The cotton blend used in this project makes this an easy-to-care-for layer when traveling and a delight to wear on even the most sensitive of skin types.
View ProjectFrom the June 2016 issue
Crochet motifs are a really fun way of creating fabric—especially when they are joined as you go. Changing hook sizes is an easy way to create shaping with smaller motifs at the waist, and larger, looser ones at the hips. Make this top as shown or customize the length into an airy summer dress!
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From the August 2015 issue
This rich and bold lapghan is surprisingly easy to make and is a great project to work on while on the go. The beautiful texture created with alternating stitches in the squares sets off the striping that’s layered on top while the simple clean lines in the edging focus the attention on the vibrant colors in the plaid.
View ProjectFrom the August 2015 issue
This easy-fitting openwork top is worked from side to side. Throw it on over a tank and jeans for a casual look that’s both beach and barbeque-ready. Follow the suggested instructions for medallion placement in the pattern, or make up your own for a totally unique piece.
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