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The shell stitch is a must-learn for every crocheter as it is one of the easiest ways to create a lace-like openwork fabric with crochet. The shell stitch probably gets its name from the shape of this stitch being similar to that of a scallop shell that you’d find on the beach. It’s fitting that this stitch tends to make breezy and delicate designs that are perfect for letting that ocean air sweep you away. Read More… |
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This toddler fisherman’s sweater was inspired by the timeless textures of classic Aran knits—ropes, twists, and gentle waves—reimagined for little ones who never stop moving. I wanted to capture the nostalgia of traditional fisherman sweaters while keeping the details soft, simple, and playful. Read More… |
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The Raffia Crochet Collection Have you ever crocheted with raffia? This boho trend is here to stay and our collection of raffia crochet patterns shows just how innovative crochet can be. Whether you crochet a hat for the beach, a bag for summer, or jewelry to be chic, crocheting with raffia is a fun experience. The results are professional, natural, and quite durable. Try something new and crochet with raffia during the warmer months. |
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A unique shape, construction and stitching techniques make this a stunner of a bag. Worked in raffia with delicate bead accents, you’ll love bringing this bag along on all your summer holidays — whether they’re far away destinations or local staycations, this bag will turn heads wherever you go. Read More… |
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