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Interweave Crochet Fall 2009


New Issue Fall 2009
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On Newsstands October 6, 2009!

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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Inside this Issue!

Szechuan Sweater Veronica Sweater Moss-Fern-Wrap Spice Market Tunic Fortune-Cookie-Bag

Szechuan Sweater
Robyn Chachula

A slim sweater with an Asian feel is great dressed up or with jeans.

Veronica Sweater
Sarah Barbour

A 1950s-style form-fitting cardigan gets a modern slant.

Moss Fern Wrap
Kimberly K. McAlindin

A deceptively easy pattern creates an intricate look in this delicate yet
earthy wrap.


Spice Market Tunic
Sheryl Means

Shaping and a panel of stretchy textured Tunisian stitches give this
tunic a flattering vertical line.


Fortune Cookie Bag
Josephine Woo

A simple shape is felted, then cleverly folds into a bag for essentials.

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For autumn, we have a bushel of projects to ease your hook into peak crochet season. To ease your wallet, five projects use only one skein of yarn—and three more call for just a dab of another skein. A special section features five quick gifts to give you a start on holiday giving. Sweaters include a mix of interesting construction, from a top-down raglan sweater to a sideways-worked vest and a cardigan with minimal seaming that works the buttonband at the same time as the body. Dora Ohrenstein explains how to attach various closures, and Betsy Greer introduces craftivism to get you started on goodwill crocheting. Franklin Habit serves up a feast of hilarity as he takes up the crochet hook for the first time. In all, 22 projects will keep you crocheting through the season!.

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Filet of Soul: One Man’s Journey into Crochet
By Franklin Habit
A confirmed knitter has a dalliance with crochet.

Fall 2009 CrochetON THE COVER:
Szechuan Sweater
Robyn Chachula, page 14.

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 • Yarn Spotlight
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 • Supply list for projects

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Beyond the Basics:
Finding Closure

By Dora Ohrenstein
Professional techniques for installing zippers and sewing on closures.

Hats off to Craftivism
By Betsy Greer
Learn ways to put your crochet to good work.

Book Excerpt: Swirling Bag from Crocheted Gifts
By Kathy Merrick
Simple shapes combine for a simply delightful bag.

More Projects

Larkspur-Wrap Painted Desert Skirt Cappuccino Cardigan Tahoe Hat Moorish-Mosaic-Afghan

Larkspur Wrap Sweater
Ellen Gormley

A stretchy stitch lets this sweater hug a range of body shapes.

Painted Desert Skirt
Kristin Omdahl

Swirling motifs in two colors form the hem of an A-line skirt.

Cappuccino Cardigan
Maureen Basher

Three buttons close a swingy cardi perfect for days that shift from warm to cool.

Tahoe Hat
Marcy Smith

An easy hat in a thick yarn makes a great goodwill gift.

Moorish Mosaic Afghan
Lisa Naskrent

An interplay of color transforms three basic motifs into a rich tapestry.

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Quick Gifts to Crochet

Leaf-Peeper-Hats Pink-Lady-Scarf Orchard Mitts Adirondack-Socks Beach Sarong

Leaf Peeper Hats
Lisa Soutendijk

Make this hat in kettle-dyed wool, with or without brim or earflaps.

Pink Lady Scarf
Lisa Kugler

A lacy pattern with a one-row repeat works up with ease.

Orchard Mitts
Chelsea Norquay

Fingerless mitts keep your hands warm and your fingers free to
pick apples.


Adirondack Socks
Patsy Harbor

The socks to reach for on a chilly morning.

Apple Cider Mittens
Julia Vaconsin

Warm, playful mittens are a terrific introduction to colorwork.

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October Vest Blue Ridge Cardigan Curried Cable Jacket Campus Field Cap  

October Vest
Tracy St. John

This rugged vest in lanolin-rich yarn is a perfect layer for working and playing outdoors.

Blue Ridge Cardigan
Edie Eckman

Whimsical leaves accent this go-to cardigan.

Curried Cable Jacket
Pricila Gomes

Rich cables twine up the front and sleeves of this bomber jacket.

Campus Field Cap
Jennifer J. Cirka

A military-inspired cap gets a splash of color.

 
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