The February 2016 Issue of I Like Crochet is overflowing with crochet goodness!
The February issue of I Like Crochet is loaded with sweet and cozy patterns including the Sweethearts Afghan, the Cascading Waterfall Cardigan and the Crescent Heart Shawl.
If you love lace patterns, bring in the romance of the season with the Indigo Sunset Shawl and the Pineapple Lace Wrap.
The collection of stashbusters and one-skein wonders will help you jump-start those New Year’s resolutions too!
Whether you need some simple mitts and cowls for the winter, or you are looking to bring some added warmth into your home with some throws and pillows, this issue has what you need.
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This month’s features:
- Obsess over 29+ swoon-worthy projects.
- Crochet your own very lovely lace patterns.
- Explore one skein wonders to make now.
- Get inspired with the new magnificent motifs series.
You can view the full table of contents here:
February 2016 Table of Contents
My favorites from this issue are:
Flying Colors Shawl (a crescent shawl)
Heathered Coral Cowl and Wrap Set (pictured on the cover)
Cozy Cowl Neck Tee (up to 3X)
Pineapple Lace Wrap
Indigo Sunset Shawl
and there are so many more!
This is definitely my FAVORITE issue of I Like Crochet to date! Get your own copy here: February 2016
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![Tap the link in my bio for more info -> @oombawkadesigncrochet Make this afghan square as part of our You've Got Options Crochet Along with #CALCentralCrochet ♥ This square can be made as a 6 or 12 inch block. ♥ I have named this square Perfect Balance for a number of reasons, one being it is a square and the rounds increase in a very balanced manner. ♥ The second reason is because for the first time in more years than I can remember, I am perfectly balanced emotionally. I have suffered from depression and anxiety since I was in my late teens and although my meds seemed to be working during the spring and summer, once Autumn hit I would always begin to fall into a deeper and darker place. ♥ Last year was the lowest point I’d ever hit and I finally went to see my doctor. She put me on a higher dose of my meds and within a few weeks I felt amazing. ♥ Like a switch had been turned on and the darkness had been banished to the very edges of the room. ♥ I could finally remember how to be happy within my own self. I was no longer screaming on the inside (for no outward reason at all) or sleeping all of the time. ♥ I was nervous as we approached Autumn this year because it is usually when the SAD starts to worsen my symptoms and my mood. ♥ This year I was ready and I hooked up my SAD light and placed it right beside me in the living room (I can’t look straight into it because it really hurts my eyes). I work with that light on all day long, as a desk lamp. It has made a big difference to me as I can feel the warmth of the light (I miss the sunshine so much in the winter!) and the brightness seems to really help my mental state. ♥ This square is my Perfect Balance Square, to celebrate my own journey to where I am today. ♥ This square is easy to crochet and beginner friendly. If you are using a single color, you need only 55 g of medium weight yarn [4], so just over 102 yards. ♥ I wish you all a wonderful 2020 filled with peace and balance. ♥ Rhondda xo](https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
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