Interweave Crochet, Fall 2014

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MOUNTAIN MAJESTY


Alpine Cardi Wrap
Daniela Nii


Trail Ridge Tote
Carol Ventura


Moraine Vest
Jill Hanratty


Aslant Skirt
Annastasia Cruz

THE FRUITED PLAIN


Waves Vest
Dora Ohrenstein


Eagle Vest
Rohn Strong


Red Mesa Throw
Darla Fanton


Plains Hat
Suzanne Hirth


Mountain Forest Cardigan
Daniela Nii


Outback Tote
Nicoletta Tronci


Canyon Cowl
Janet Brani

FANCY FRAMES


Ruth Collar
Sue Perez


Joan Collar
Lynn Wasylkevych


Bette Bow Collar
Shelby Allaho


Greta Stole
Lindsay Jarvis


Carole Collar
P.K. Olson


Veronica Shawl
Dora Ohrenstein

FEATURE PROJECTS


Fast and Fabulous: Mitered Scarf
Nirmal Kaur Khalsa


Loose Ends: Cabled Scarf
Vickie Howell


Book Excerpt: It Girl Crochet
Shawl Gallé by Annette Petavy

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Yarn Spotlight: Gilded Yarns
by Marcy SmithLike bees to nectar, we are drawn to things that shimmer. Unlike the bodacious bling of a few seasons ago, this fall’s new “bling” yarn is soft, shimmery, and understated. Also, unlike some novelty yarns, this yarn slides more easily into everyday crocheted garments. It’s perfect for an elegant stripe or trim on a garment. Here, we’ve rounded up some current sweet-as-honey yarns, along with suggested uses for each and notes on how they crochet. .

Parenthook: Cabled Scarf
by Vickie Howell
This issue’s project explores both symmetry and asymmetry. The Set Aside Scarf includes a front post treble cable created with two three-stitch columns that wind around each other at even intervals. This meandering element is set slightly off the center point-or as I prefer to call it, “jauntily askew”-to make what could be a traditional stitch pattern a little less so.

Everyday Crochet
by Kathryn Vercillo

Patrick Ahern learned to both knit and crochet from his mother during his last year of high school in his hometown of Woodland Hills, California. Pat, now thirty-three, continues to knit wearable items but prefers to use crochet to make art, using a variety of different stitches to create detailed two-dimensional and three-dimensional portraits.

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Discover More on Crochet Me


		Aslant Skirt: Tuck single crochet behind a half double crochet (link coming soon!)

		Plains Hat: Master a clever Tunisian grafting technique

		Greta Stole: Wrangling with faux fur

		Bette Bow Collar: Wear it all the ways.

		Perez Collar: Learn more about the clever techniques in this collar!

Interweave Crochet, Fall 2014

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