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A Letter from the Editor FEATURES Afghans in the NICU A Handmade Heritage Top Tips PATTERNS Mr. Cottontail Hexy Spring Fever Shrug Harriet Hat Jellybean Baby Set Water Lilies Purse TweetShare
Continue reading →A Letter from the Editor FEATURES Afghans in the NICU A Handmade Heritage Top Tips PATTERNS Mr. Cottontail Hexy Spring Fever Shrug Harriet Hat Jellybean Baby Set Water Lilies Purse TweetShare
Continue reading →I was raised in a family that made a lot of things. As a child, I slept under a quilt made by my grandmother, in a bed built by my father, wearing a nightgown sewn by my mother.
Continue reading →With Spring breezes on the mind and the buds getting ready on the trees, it is still too cool to go without some kind of warmth while perusing the yard or taking young ones to the park. Hexy is a half circle shawl that has plenty of open work to keep the shawl from getting too warm, but solid enough to provide warmth.
Continue reading →I went into labor with my son seven weeks early. My water broke before they could stop it, and that was that – he had to come out.
Continue reading →Everybunny loves a good rabbit, and this is a very good little rabbit.
Continue reading →This little purse is just the right size for carrying a phone, wallet, and keys, with room for a little bit more. Worked in the round with a touch of texture, it is quick to finish and easy to personalize. Try it with a self-striping yarn for a completely different effect!
Continue reading →(Wondering what’s been taking so long? Publication of the Spring issue was delayed by the arrival of this issue’s cover model. I forgive her, though – she’s pretty cute.) Spring is a beautiful season. As we emerge from the cold and the darkness of winter new life ‘springs’ up around us! From crocus and daffodils […]
Continue reading →By Melissa Mall Photos: ‘Greg’ Model: Melissa Mall Are you ready for spring? I know I am! There’s just one problem…it’s still cold outside. Fortunately, I can wear my short-sleeved springy shirts early with a shrug that’s much warmer than it looks! The body of the shrug is made in all slip stitches (so it’s […]
Continue reading →Everybody has their own favorite advice to share. Have a tip? Send it in to the editor at crochetsubmissions@gmail.com! Photo credit: hddod / Foter / CC BY-NC-ND TweetShare
Continue reading →By Claire G. Model: Claire G. Photos: Her sister The Harriet Hat is a slouchy, beret-style hat that can also be worn as a snood. Worked in the round in a simple mesh, it’s quick to finish so you can be wearing it in no time! If desired, a ribbon can be substituted for the […]
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