| Celebrating texture, technique, and timeless beauty. Dear Crocheter, There's something magical about a project that feels special the moment you pick up your hook—and the February 2026 issue of I Like Crochet is filled with exactly those kinds of designs. This month's collection celebrates texture, thoughtful technique, and timeless beauty, making it a perfect issue to savor stitch by stitch. As an I Like Crochet Gold Club member, you get unlimited access to every pattern, every feature and every bit of inspiration inside. February's issue brings together wearable layers, striking home décor and floral motifs that feel fresh yet classic. Each project is designed to be approachable, rewarding and deeply satisfying, whether you're crocheting a cozy evening piece for yourself or creating something meant to be admired for years to come. If you love watching texture build row by row and seeing a project truly come to life in your hands, this issue will quickly become a favorite. You'll start with standout wearables like the Pink Twist Cardigan, a beautifully cropped layer worked in soft baby pink and rich with intricate cable texture. This piece is polished yet cozy, equally perfect over a spring dress or paired with your favorite high-waisted jeans. The Gray Skies Breaking Wrap offers a more relaxed project, combining a soothing gray base with vibrant flashes of pink and blue that feel like the first bright hints of spring. It's quick to stitch, calming to make and endlessly wearable. For your home, February's projects prove that crochet can be both functional and stylish. The Sandbar Sunrays Scallop Tray, worked in natural raffia, introduces modern texture and subtle drama with its scalloped edge and spoked design. It's a piece that looks just as good on a coffee table as it does organizing everyday essentials. Floral motifs bloom throughout the issue, adding romance and elegance to statement pieces and refined details alike. The Blossom Medallion Afghan is a true showstopper, blending lace, granny squares and clever shaping into a stunning floral centerpiece that transitions beautifully from circle to square. The Marigold Bloom Shawl combines square motifs, floral filet panels and delicate fringe for a timeless accessory that instantly elevates any outfit—whether you're dressing up for spring or adding polish to casual denim. And that's just the beginning. This issue also includes: -
A massive Pattern Party filled with stripes, scallops and bold textures -
A lush Femme Florals collection featuring shawls, garments, accessories and home décor -
An inspiring feature on crochet and mental health, highlighting how one teen is making a meaningful difference in her community -
Plus, daily chances to enter the 2026 Yarn Lover's Dream Gift Basket Giveaway, packed with goodies any yarn lover would be thrilled to win As a Gold Club member, you don't just get this issue—you unlock our entire library of premium patterns and exclusive content. Whether you're in the mood for an evening of mindful stitching or ready to take on a statement project, Gold Club ensures you'll always have something exciting waiting on your hook. February is an invitation to slow down, explore texture, and create pieces that feel meaningful from the very first stitch. We can't wait to see what you make. 
Caitlin Eaton
Managing Editor, I Like Crochet
P.S. With 100 incredible patterns to choose from, you'll find inspiration for every skill level and season. Whether you're looking for a quick weekend project or your next big masterpiece, the February 2026 issue of I Like Crochet has something for everyone! P.S. Gold Club members never miss out on inspiration—join today and enjoy unlimited access to every issue, every pattern and every creative possibility. 🧶 |
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