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Issue 48
My Winding Ways Jumper is a sweater that everyone must have! It features classic cables with the openness of lace. It is a staple piece that can be worn all year long!
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Issue 45
My Trinity Tunic features a fantastic triangle stitch design, cap sleeves, & a V-neck opening! Wear it over a tank, under a cardigan, or even to the beach!
Check out my Planned Pooling Tutorial in Simply Crochet - Issue 55!
​​The technique involves intentionally working the colours of a multi-coloured ball of yarn in a specific way, to create a design or colour effect when you crochet. The technique is done with an easy formula and works with almost any variegated yarn, which means you can get an argyle look without having to cut the yarn for each colour.
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Simply Crochet says:
In our latest issue crochet designer Ann Mancini-Williams of www.glamour-4-you.com explains just what you need to know, and guides you step-by-step through the process of making her impressive argyle scarf. The hook size required may depend on the yarn you choose. For this project, the tension was 15sts and 13 rows to 10x10cm. Once you’ve figured out tension and the colour sequence aspect, it’s chains and double crochet stitches all the way. This project is fantastic for developing your skills.