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Create your own accessories this season with our Snow Blossom Shawl. Easy and fun to make, this shawl is great for any occasion!  The color changes within the Snow Blossom Shawl make each motif different and create a wonderful changing color palette throughout the entire shawl. Part of I Like Crochet’s Magnificent Motifs series, this easy pattern allows the crocheter complete control over the size of the finished piece. When you subscribe to I Like Crochet Magazine, you'll receive more designer projects like the Snow Blossom Shawl. Subscribe today and gain instant access to our extensive pattern archives!

Fall Head-Over-Heels For I Like Crochet Magazine!

The frozen dregs of winter are the key ingredient for cozy, romantic days indoors. Grab your valentine and get ready for snuggly projects, sentimental gifts, and heartwarming decor with the brand new February issue of I Like Crochet Magazine..  Our tech-edited patterns are available to you in six bi-monthly issues on your computer or tablet. That means you can take your crafts anywhere you go! Our repertoire of patterns are hand-picked for what crochet-lovers really want: cowls, shawls, scarves, afghans, baby patterns, home decor, gifts, and more. Plus, a subscription to I Like Crochet Magazine means you'll gain full access to our entire pattern archives... that's 500+ patterns for FREE! Don't miss out on the best patterns, tutorials and crochet articles. Subscribe today!

Crochet Along: Snowflake Coasters

The holidays are so close, I’m already tasting the peppermint and sugar cookies. The last stage of Janaya Chouinard’s Snowflake Coasters has arrived, and the finishing details are waiting to be added. This easy pattern produces beautiful results, and the inside of your house can soon become a winter wonderland. Start working on this project now...

Tip of the Week: Foundation Crochet Basics

When working an in-the-round motif pattern, there are a few different ways to start your motif, and there is no right or wrong way. Some people prefer to crochet a series of chain stitches and join them with a slip stitch to form a ring, and others prefer to use the magic ring method. Both are effective, depending on your preference, but there’s another way to start a motif pattern by using a row of foundation stitches. These foundation stitches are worked from both the top and bottom to create a rectangular shape. This shape is then expanded in the round to create a flat motif. It might sound a little counter-intuitive, but keep reading to see how it’s done and then apply what you’ve learned to the Mid-Century Motif Cowl on the next page. Learn how to do the foundation here...

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