Get your wardrobe ready for the holidays with these glamorous crochet patterns from I Like Crochet. The holidays are a magical time of the year, which also means that there will be plenty of special occasions, too! And of course, special occasions call for special outfits, as well. Instead of blowing your paycheck at the mall on the latest trendy dress, check out the special crochet patterns inside I Like Crochet.
From holiday parties to New Year’s Eve celebrations, there are endless times to put on the ritz this season. Luckily, there are plenty of opportunities with crochet to incorporate a little bit of glitter and glam into your crochet patterns.
Inside the December issue of I Like Crochet, you will find a handful of projects that will help you shine bright like a diamond. These Five Glam Projects that Dazzle include (clockwise from top right, above):
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I like many enjoy, crocheting scarfs, not just myself and family but for those in need.The scarf can be made and also used as a hat. I hope that all my friends will crochet for those in need Children,Homeless,Domestic violence Nurseing homes whatever the situation May be. Merry Christmas everyone.
I hope you had a Very Merry Christmas Tony! I hope you have a spectacular New Years Eve Celebration today as well Take Care and God Bless!!
That is something I would really like to do…knit and crochet projects for the needy, homeless, mentally ill, and anyone in need that would appreciate something I made with my own to little hands! Good Luck to you! Take Care and God Bless!
love the fact can get free patterns. hope that I will get a lot of pleasure from your patterns.
These ideas turn the idea that crocheting can’t be glamorous onto its head. The pencil skirt can be worn so many different ways, and the scarf seems fitting for so many occasions.
Hi,
Need help with Number 23 Aztec Afghan blanket by Kathleen Bernier Williford. This is an old pattern and I am an old crotchet person. At the end of row 45 it says do not turn or fasten off at the end. So what do I do? I have some help at a group I attend but not a lot of help. If you have any ideas please let me know. Thank you.
Babs