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Here’s what I’ve loved in crochet this week…
has always got interesting projects on the go that use a combination of different forms of crochet and knitting…
In her latest issue, she discussed a project that used rug hooking and crochet which was something I’d never seen before!
This is an engaging read by
about a great-granddaughter’s perspective of her great grandmother’s collection of crocheted dioramas which depicted her life through much of the 20th century.And now… onwards to your weekly What To Crochet Next issue!
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✨ This week’s resource: Tunisian Crochet projects worth trying.
👀 Last week’s top crochet inspiration: Kanata Kerchief tank
This week’s crochet ideas you can't miss…
Crochet favorite.
’s asymmetrical triangle shaped shawl/wrap that can be made with any yarn and crocheted to any size. Work the edging to finish the shawl when it gets as big as it needs to be.
Ester.
The scooped front and back hemline on the Ester sweater is flattering.
The yoke section uses a lace stitch to create interest. The body and sleeves are rows of simple stitches which are easy to do.
Full of emotions.
My youngest son recently saw the sequel for the movie Inside Out and loved it.
Juli Anne of
has created Amigurimis for Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Anger, and Fear from the first movie. They’re just gorgeous!Bountiful harvest.
The bobbles and leaf motif yoke are the inspiration for the naming of this sweater. The textured stitch body and sleeves compliments the yoke design.
Designer Vita of Mon Petit Violon suggests merino wool as she finds it soft and stretchy and works beautifully with this design.
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Beyond the velvet rope you’ll find:
Clusters of diamonds in a breezy cardy.
Eclectic elegance with stripes of bold color.
Pawsitively purrfect for your furry friend.
The Keystone effect in a gorgeous hoodie.
Just the sort of cardigan for everyday comfort.
Autumnal vibes produce a gorgeous textured scarf.
Gradient yarn used to great effect with the c2c box stitch in a top.
Colorful boho lantern shades for inside or out.
Tunisian cables are easier than you think.
A bobble edge adds a delightful accent to projects.
The step stitch creates a fun texture.
Purl stitch Tunisian style.
8 tips for a more professional finished garment.
Lace motif perfect for table runners.
Avoiding the turning chain hole.
The houndstooth stitch, such a stylish look.
An easy and beautiful stitch created with V stitches and 3 dc shells.
Double crochet lace stitch.
Rooftop craft room tour.
Tip for keeping up with yarn amounts.
So pretty, the Catherine’s wheel stitch.
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