It’s not often we get this excited about news brewing within the company, but today is one of those days. Ready to hear it? Over the past few months, the team at AllFreeCrochet has been hard at work putting together our first digital crochet magazine, I Like Crochet. This wasn’t anything put together in haste. We scoured the internet for the best designers and companies and selected only the highest-quality patterns for our premier August 2014 issue. This bi-monthly publication comes out six times a year and features a variety of exclusive crochet projects, helpful tutorials and made-for-you crochet videos. To learn about I Like Crochet’s subscription offers, visit our subscription offer page. All you have to do is choose your subscription: we offer tablet, website and a combined website-and-tablet subscription.
I Like Crochet Premier Issue: August 2014!
The August issue is all about summer projects (plus a little sneak peek at cozy crocheted pieces for autumn). As with any new product, I’m sure you’re skeptical. You’re probably wondering, how do I know if I’ll want to subscribe? Well, let me convince you. Starting with the cover project − a gorgeous, lightweight Mint Breeze Cardigan that rests effortlessly along the body − this issue is the ultimate guide to summer crochet. Freshen up your closet with the crochet shawls and scarves featured inside. My personal favorite is the Fan Trellis Cowl (pictured below). I love the way the mixed textures of lace and single crochet blend with the light pink hue.
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Speaking of pink, we’ve got plenty more patterns where this cowl came from. In the Pretty in Pink section, you’ll meet your next favorite project: the classy Pink Sapphire Shawl. And just look at that stitch work − how could you not fall madly in love?
Aside from wearables, this issue is stocked with items for the home and the nursery. Give your living room a touch of summer fun with the intriguing Bloom Loom Pillow Set and delicate Tunisian Lace Curtains. And for the little ones, these rose-adorned baby booties are hard not to move to the top of your to-crochet list. Don’t you agree?
From exclusive patterns to step-by-step, photo-illustrated crochet tutorials and videos, we guarantee you’ll love I Like Crochet − or you’ll get your money back! I Like Crochet magazine aims to deliver the best patterns for every season, so you’ll always be prepared. Visit our subscriber page to learn more about each offer, and subscribe today!
What type of patterns do you want to see in our new digital magazine?
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1. Your first couple of links go to 404 page not found, because, as usual, you have been careless.
2, Shouldn’t a site called “All Free” Crochet be offereing an “All Free” magazine?
3. Don’t care what patterns you put in it, I won’t pay for it. So much “All Free” stuff available, why would I?
Hello,
Thank you for your feedback. We have checked the links and they seem to be functioning correctly now. It must have been a temporary error with our sites. I apologize for the inconvenience. I hope you continue to enjoy the free patterns featured on AllFreeCrochet.com. Thanks so much for your support as a reader!
Caitlin,
Editor of AllFreeCrochet
To expensive for a website
Why would u have to pay extra to have access to the magazine on all ur screens? And what about kindle or nook?
I got excited when I saw the announcement for your new magazine and especially when I saw that it’s available in a tablet edition. However, on the subscription page, I found that by “tablet” you mean iPad. There more tablets out there! Not everyone has an iPad, and I, for one, want to be able to take my magazines with me not just read them online. How about an Android edition, or as Joyce mentioned above, a Kindle or Nook edition? I’m about to cancel my subscription to another crochet magazine that offers an iPad app, but we Android users have to read the magazine online.
I have tried dozens of times to download the subscription I paid for. I was able to download all free crochet but cant find I like crochet ANYWHERE. I only received 1 response to the support email. I want a refund. And I see that I’m not the only one who has issues.
Why not offer PRINTED issues of this magazine? That would take care of the computer glitches and open up your market to those who don’t have i-pads or computers. I’d much rather BUY and issue or have a subscription in hand rather then online. And for the price, I agree that it’s rather a high price to pay for a digital copy.