Crochet Crab Applique, Kaja C2C Rug and Filippa Crochet Sweater Blazer

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August 12, 2026 Join Today and Get Your Free 2026 Crochet Calendar ! Start off the New Year right with our I Like Crochet 2026 Crochet Calendar for inspiration all year long! Read More… Applique and other Motifs Crochet Crab Applique Skill Level: Intermediate Size: Ornaments are between 2.75–3.75” / [6–9 cm] in diameter. Chain length varies depending on your preference. The samples shown feature 10–14” [25–35 cm] chains, measured without seashells. Read More… There’s always time for more crochet! Check out the 30+ projects in the August issue of I Like Crochet! Rugs. Runners. Blankets. Pillows. Totes. Go for bold geometrics, warm southwestern tones, and explore new techniques with a pretty payoff. Boredom busters abound! Each project comes with a complete materials list, detailed instructions, pattern notes, and pictures of the finished project. Crochet some home décor, make yourself something new, and find great gift ideas in this issue! Read More… Crochet Home Decor Kaja C2C Rug You might find a pattern like this in the tile floor of a grandiose library or an opulent concert hall. Bring classic black-and-white style to your bathroom or entryway with this elegant pattern. This two-color, corner-to-corner block stitch rug is quick to hook and a delight for the toes. Read More… The Cardigan Collection Wrap yourself in a tapestry of warmth and nostalgia with our captivating cardigan crochet collection from I Like Crochet, inspired by the soul-stirring melodies of Taylor Swift’s iconic song, “Cardigan.” Delve into the cozy embrace of crochet textures that mirror the twists and turns of the song’s narrative. Read More… Crochet Sweater Patterns Filippa Crochet Sweater Blazer Nothing quite nails effortless style like a sweater blazer. Create your own with this easy-to-crochet blazer featuring a simple stitch pattern, minimal shaping, practical pockets and an optional belt tie. Dress this piece up or down—no matter which style you’re going for, you’ll find yourself reaching for this garment all season long. Read More… Get the Best Knitting Magazine Around! Get access to hundreds of knitting patterns and tips and tricks for making knitting fun! Plus, access to designer patterns you can’t get anywhere else! Learn More... Sponsored FREEBIES: Get Them Now!  GET MY FREEBIE   GET MY FREEBIE   GET MY FREEBIE       You are receiving this email as part of your free subscription to email updates from I Like Crochet. If you no longer wish to receive this update as part of your free subscription, please click the unsubscribe link below. UNSUBSCRIBE/MANAGE PREFERENCES Contact Us Did a friend send this to you? Sign up to receive your own I Like Crochet newsletter. Copyright 2026 © Mequoda Systems, LLC. All rights reserved. Mequoda Systems, LLC 99 Derby Street, Suite 200 Hingham, MA 02043 Contact Us Our Privacy Policy Having trouble viewing this email? View this email on the web.

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