Let’s Crochet! Issue 2 by Laine Publishing

Let’s Crochet! Issue 2 by Laine PublishingLet's Crochet From the publisher: Lets Crochet! Issue 2 is a special one shot issue of Laine Magazine, dedicated to contemporary crochet design. It features 17 crochet patterns from international designers Lets Crochet! Issue 2 features 17 crochet patterns from talenteddesigners around the world. The patterns are vibrant and inventive, ranging from sweaters, tops and cardigans to bags and other accessories. The photography enhances the fresh, fun and

Let's Crochet

From the publisher:

Let’s Crochet! Issue 2 is a special one-shot issue of Laine Magazine, dedicated to contemporary crochet design. It features 17 crochet patterns from international designers

Let’s Crochet! Issue 2 features 17 crochet patterns from talenteddesigners around the world. The patterns are vibrant and inventive, ranging from sweaters, tops and cardigans to bags and other accessories. The photography enhances the fresh, fun and modern vibe of the crochetpieces.

Designers featured in this issue: Ana-Maria Babanica, Yessabett Bueno, Olga Buraya-Kefelian, Ana Diakova, Emma Ducher, Anna Erlandsson, Kirsten Joel, Sarianna Lehtonen, Julia Madill, Andrea Mares, Kare Peacock, Nikki Reynolds, Lisa Richardson, Monika Soltysik, Audrey Trecasse, Krysten Wilson and Jen Yard.

We also meet the Canadian fibre artist Alexandria Masse, who is knownfor her fun, whimsical crochet sculptures, but also for her support for feminism and women’s reproductive rights. In our Viewpoint article, Melanie Falick, a lifelong knitter, tells how she picked up a crochet hook as an adult — and discovered not just a new creative medium, but a new rhythm of making.  Let’s Crochet! Issue 2 includes:

148 pages.

17 crochet patterns: 2 sweaters, 3 cardigans, 5 T-shirts/tops, 1 skirt, 1 shawl, 3 bags, 1 pair of handwarmers, 1 necklace.

An interview with the Canadian fibre artist Alexandria Masse, who is known for her fun, whimsical crochet sculptures, but also for her support for feminism and women’s reproductive rights.

An article written by Melanie Falick, a lifelong knitter who picked up a crochet hook as an adult. She discovered not just a new creative medium, but a new rhythm of making.

Cute & fun haberdashery for crocheters.