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Crochet Acorn Shrug This gorgeous crochet shrug is a wonderful piece for the spring. The mock ribbing is flattering and stylish. Made in classic Wool-Ease, there are so many colors with which you can customize this project. For knitters, see the similar Knit Speckled Shrug below. Click here to view pattern details. | |
Knit Dolce Fingerless Gloves Call them what you will -- wristlets, wristers, or wrist warmers -- these arm warmers are fashionable! Add a dose of color with our self-striping Amazing yarn -- a little goes a long way. Click here to view pattern details. | |
Crochet Cable Lace Scarf & Cabled Bag Add some shimmer to your outfit with this matching scarf and bag! Crocheted in sparkling Vanna's Glamour, the mock cables and lace in this patter make it a set perfect for a night out on the town or for adding a special touch to an everyday outfit. Click here to view pattern details. | |
Crochet Hermosa Beach Washcloth Set These fun, two-color washcloths are a great way to brighten up your kitchen or bathroom. Pair a set with some fancy soap for the perfect housewarming gift. Click here to view pattern details. | |
Crochet Late Summer Afghan Make this super-easy, patchwork afghan with soft, machine-washable Homespun, in 60+ solid, heathered, and painterly colors -- you have so many options to customize it to your decor! Click here to view pattern details. | |
Knit Pouf Pullover This slouchy sweater is the ultimate in comfort. Throw it over a pair of jeans, and you have an easy outfit for when you're on-the-go. Make it in easy-care Jiffy for softness and warmth. Click here to view pattern details. | |
Knit Ribbed Earflap Hat This bulky ribbed hat is the perfect way to keep warm in the winter. Fun and stylish for both men and women, it's a fast-finish gift project that's sure to please! Click here to view pattern details. | |
Knit Afghan Scarf This cozy, comfy scarf has beautiful blocks of rich color inspired by foliage. Make it to wear on its own, or the Knit Scarf Afghan below for an idea of how you can incorporate this scarf into an afghan! Click here to view pattern details. | |
Knit Scarf Afghan If you want to expand your skill level and go behind the scarf, this afghan is for you! Made by sewing 6 scarves that demonstrate a variety of skills together, this fun-looking afghan is a unique project that's sure to catch the eye. Click here to view pattern details. | |
Crochet Waterloo Hat & Scarf Made with Alpine Wool, this hat & scarf set is sure to keep you toasty warm. Crochet it with two strands held together as one, for a tweedy look. Simple and classic, this is a great project for both men and women. Click here to view pattern details. | |
Crochet Amigurumi Bunny Basket Fill this adorable rabbit basket with delicious Easter treats! It also makes a great gift for bunny lovers year-round. Click here to view pattern details. | |
Crochet Charing Cross Cowl Stay warm in style with this cozy mock-ribbed cowl. Made with Alpine Wool, this toasty cowl can be worn as a loose loop, or doubled up to keep your neck and face protected from the elements. Click here to view pattern details. | |
Crochet Cosmic Color Scarf This beautiful scarf is so easy to make! Amazing yarn does all of the color-changing work for you, so you can have a colorful scarf in a flash. Make it for yourself or as a gift! Click here to view pattern details. | |
Knit Glimmering Thigh Highs Add a bit of glamour to your outfit with these sparkling ribbed thigh high leg warmers. Click here to view pattern details. | |
Knit Speckled Shrug Add a chic statement to your outfit with this easy tweed shrug. Knit in Fishermen's Wool in the Oak Tweed color, it is a project that will complement your wardrobe. For crocheters, see the Crochet Acorn Shrug above for a similar pattern. Click h |
If you change yarns at the beginning of the row, you literally just start knitting with the new yarn. Leave a bit of a tail, you can knot it to the main color or not, as you choose.
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That is very true. I do that all the time now :)
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