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Celebrate spring by making this lovely flower, using colors from nature, or wild imaginary ones, if you're so inclined.

Don't you know some little darling who'd look adorable in this?

This adorable hat pattern by Kristen Tendyke includes two versions of the top.

A very special shawl pattern by Jude Butterworth, who brings innovative style to her designs.

inspired by Clapotis, this crocheted version is a lovely, inventive design.

Super Speedy Shrug by Ellen Gormley is also super cute!

Great styling by Lisa Gentry on this jacket!

A very pretty lace cape with an unusual design by Lisa Gentry.

More fab bags from this great indie group of top crochet designers!

Don’t you just love your Crocs ™ ? Keep your toes toasty warm this winter with these clever inserts.

A great beginner hat that can be made quickly with just about any worsted weight yarn.

A perfect accessory, just large enough to hold your essentials, complete with lining and embellishments by the author of Crochet Adorned.

A truly wearable item for your wardrobe, designed for great fit.

The sweetest baby hat ever! Or make it for an older child, or for yourself, there are three versions.

Here's a cute set that's a perfect gift.

Issue 12: July 2010

Mosaics, Melons and A Mill

More treats for armchair travelers

Treasures of Bukhara

Ancient, dark and mysterious, many of Bukhara's best treasures are found in its needlework shops

The Riches of Samarkand

A feast of blue tiles, tasty grilled lamb and Central Asian music and dance.

My Central Asian Adventure Begins

Find out why I went to the opposite ends of the earth this summer, and what happened when I got there.

Ancient Fibers

In her fascinating interview of textile scholar Dr. Irene Good, Mik asks all the really big questions on the ancient history of fibers.

Designer Kristin Omdahl

Kristin's new book, Crochet So Fine, is exquisite, and her journey to designing, via some tough years, makes a great story.

Reclaiming Crochet, and its American History

A thoughtful look at crochet's place in early 20th century America

Heirloom Treasures in a New Light

Rita shares her love of historic techniques such as Broomstick and Hairpin lace, and inspires us to find new ways to use them.

Why Crochet Needs Standards

Why don't we have well-articulated standards for quality in crochet?

This is a song I wrote (and sang) about my love for crochet. My friend Mark Stewart, an amazing musician (he's in Paul Simon's band!), was kind enough to arrange it, play guitar and drums on it, and do some back up singing too. Hope you enjoy Crochet it Away!