In this issue

Celebrate springtime! A new season deserves a new look. These 20 designs are the perfect way to welcome spring. Find a plethora of patterns for your most colorful yarns, try a new technique, and make a spring update to your wardrobe!
· Springtime Hues! Welcome the freshness of the season with 6 projects to freshen up your spring wardrobe. From T-shirts to vests, shawls and sweaters, there are projects to suit your taste and style.
· Cute carryalls! This issue features two bags, the Bee Happy Carryall Bag and the Cross Pollination Bag. Either accessory accents the colors of spring to add that finishing touch as you head out the door.
· Natural neutrals! From clever bowls to totes, tunics and jackets, you'll find something that will suit your style stitched in warm tones. Add some natural beauty to your outfit as you evoke the organic charm of our down-to-earth necklace and bracelet set.
Plus, you won't want to miss the Crochet Tutorial 101 feature where you can learn the easy way to crochet socks! Download (or subscribe) today!

Totally Scrappy Scarf

Using less than 12 yards per row and simple single crochet and chain stitches, this stash-busting scarf is a perfect way to brighten up a winter outfit!

2 mins

Spiral Bracelet

Crochet a fun and easy bracelet in an hour! It’s made by crocheting two separate spirals that are twisted together. Make a bunch to give as gifts!

1 min

I Love Scraps Afghan

If you’re making an afghan to show someone you love them, this one is perfect! As you stitch this pattern using colorful scrap yarn, little rows of hearts appear.

2 mins

Linen Stitch Rug

A true scrap-friendly project, this rug is crocheted holding 5 strands of worsted-weight yarn together! With an easy-to-memorize pattern and large hook, you’ll be done in no time!

2 mins

Cascading Shells Throw

A pretty shell design, crocheted from the center out, is even more striking when you combine similar colors together to create gradient stripes.

3 mins

Patchwork Puppy

Popular from the moment it was first published in the April 2012 issue of Crochet World, this cute puppy is such a fun project to make! Make up a bunch to sell at craft fairs or to give as gifts.

5 mins

Scrappy Hot Pad

Crocheted in size 3 thread, this double-thick pot holder will add a spot of color to your kitchen decor!

4 mins

Scrappy Shells Throw

Larger amounts of scrap yarn in a coordinated palette offer a different way to use up your stash. Crocheted from the center out, each 2-round color band is set off with a single round of navy blue.

4 mins

The Inspiring World of Irish Crochet

Traditional Irish crochet, with its beautiful lacy motifs and the intricately cabled fisherman sweaters of the last century, still inspires modern crochet designers today. Recently we asked crochet designers and good friends, Bonnie Barker and Jennifer E. Ryan, to chat about their friendship and Irish-inspired crochet designs. The following is an excerpt from their video chat. Make sure to visit their websites to watch the complete video between these two good friends.

9 mins

Olga Starostina & The Timeless Beauty of Irish Crochet

Years ago, when I was new to crochet, I heard a woman say she stopped knitting “because there’s nothing new to learn.” I was shocked. With new techniques and stitch patterns emerging, there is so much to know about crochet and knit work.

5 mins

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Crochet World Magazine Description:

Crochet World Magazine is a bimonthly magazine published by Annie's. It was first published in 1987 and is aimed at crocheters of all levels.

The magazine covers a wide range of topics related to crochet, including patterns, techniques, and inspiration. It also publishes articles on a variety of other topics, such as yarn, fiber arts, and the history of crochet.

Crochet World Magazine is aimed at a wide audience of crocheters, from beginners to experienced designers. It is a popular resource for anyone who wants to learn more about crochet or who wants to be inspired by the work of other crocheters.

Here are some of the things you can expect to find in Crochet World Magazine:

* Patterns for a variety of crochet projects, from beginner-friendly scarves to advanced-level garments.
* Techniques for all levels of crocheters, from basic stitches to more complex techniques.
* Inspiration from other crocheters, including interviews, tutorials, and gallery spreads.
* Articles on yarn, fiber arts, and the history of crochet.
* Tips and advice on crocheting, such as how to choose the right yarn and needles, how to fix mistakes, and how to troubleshoot problems.

Crochet World Magazine is the perfect resource for anyone who is interested in crochet. Subscribe today and start learning!