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Welcome to Interweave Crochet!
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New Issue Summer 2008
$10.00
Interweave Crochet is your single best source for crochet news, ideas, articles, and best of all — patterns! Prepare yourself for gasps of delight when your friends see you working on a project that goes way beyond the scarf and afghan.
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| Match Point Skirt
Christina Marie Potter
Single-crochet pleats make this skirt simply perfect for summer.
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Santa Fe Shawl
Edie Eckman
Motifs in shades of blue unite to form a stunning cover-up.
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Midsummer’s Dream Camisole
Amie Hirtes
Filet crochet adorns a spritely chemise.
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Diamond Sage Wrap
Jill Wright
Beads and filet crochet join forces in an elegant all-seasons wrap.
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Teardrop Necklace
Olga Buraya-Kefelian
Droplets drape from a crocheted choker.
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Welcome summer with light, comfy projects perfect for hot-weather fun and fashion. Tank tops, camisoles, and accessories help regulate temperature; projects for babies are cute, quick and fun; and filet crochet spruces up simple patterns. Edie Eckman saves you time and headaches by explaining how to join motifs as you go, and Michelle Wiener explores crochet’s spiritual side in her quarterly column. Crochet Around Town transports you to Philadelphia, and we introduce several new departments, including a Reader Gallery, Back to Basics, and Departures.
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Beyond the Basics:
Join Motifs as You Go
By Edie Eckman
Discover some of the many options for connecting motifs. |
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THE COVER:
Santa Fe Shawl,
page 18.
• Strands
• New & Notable
• Back to Basics: Filet Crochet
• Crochet Around Town
• Yarn Spotlight
• Reader Gallery
• Glossary
• Sources for Supplies
• Advertisers’ Index
• Supply list for projects
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Crocheting:
A Spiritual Medium
By Michelle Wiener
Crochet in religious practice and as spiritual activity in itself. |
On the Web:
Crochet on the Runway: An
interview with Canadian Fashion Designer Lucian Matis
By Kim Werker
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More Projects
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Flirty ’30s Tank Top
Mary Beth Temple
Scallop edges trim this comfortable, feminine top |
Queen Anne’s Lace Blouse
Monica Welle Brown
Contrasting bands at cuff and hem match the scalloped bib. |
Shifting Panels Tunic
Annette Petavy
Bands of lace spiral around a sleeveless tunic.
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Bouclé Bath Mat
Christina Marie Potter
Loop stitches create a spongy mat to cuddle your feet.
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Ocean Pearls Cardigan
Julia Vaconsin
Bobbles shimmer like jewels on a sea of blue. |
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| Strung Shells Top
Simona Merchant-Dest
Breezy tank features strings of spike-stitch shells. |
Gladiolus Vest
Robyn Chachula
Floral motifs, on point, drape softly to create a dainty vest.
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Summer Daisy Sundress
Lisa Naskrent
Flowers top this playful, tangerine baby dress.
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Just Enough Blanket
Amy O'Neill Houck
This pint-size baby snuggler won’t drag you down.
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Summer Blues Baby Dress
Ellen K. Gormley
Scallops edge the hem and neckline of a simple baby dress.
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| Sir Stephen, the Bunny
Donna Childs
Hook up a garden buddy for your favorite little one. |
La Mer Scarf
Sheryl Means
Beads give a Tunisian crochet scarf elegant edges.
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