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7 Knit & Crochet Projects for Spring

March 15th, 2013 by Brandyce

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After a somewhat gloomy start to the week here in NYC, I really started to crave spring and things that were bright and cheery.  I also began to think about what my next project will be now that the weather is slowly warming up; so I decided to search for some bright patterns that were perfect for transitional and warmer weather.

Below, I’ve included a few patterns that have definitely got me in the Spring mood.  I simply adore the Child’s Sun Top in Cotton-Ease, and I love the Sunnyside Cowl, which only requires on skein of LB Collection Silk Mohair; it’s the perfect for cooler mornings and evenings. Take a look at the patterns and find some inspiration for Spring!

(Click here for pattern in image)

Summer TunicCrochet Summer Tunic
Cotton-Ease		 Fiesta DishclothCrochet Fiesta Dishcloths
Kitchen Cotton		 Sun and Sea Shawl
Knit Sun and Sea Shawl
Nature’s Choice Organic Cotton
Sunnyside Cowl
Knit Sunnyside Cowl
LB Collection Silk Mohair

Cotton Sun Hat
Knit Cotton Sun Hat
Nature’s Choice Organic Cotton

 Child's Sun Top
Knit Child’s Sun Top
Cotton-Ease

What are your favorite projects to work on during the warmer months? Share with us in the comments?

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  • Collette

    Where is the crochet pattern for the Sun and Sea Shawl? The only one that shows up is the knit version!

    • brandyce

      I apologize Collette, that was an error – I meant to write “Knit Sun and Sea Shawl” but if you’d like crochet shawl patterns, please check some out here: http://lby.co/15hoTqJ

  • http://www.facebook.com/harriett.potter.stoddard Harriett Stoddard

    I’m constantly amazed at how many patterns there are for crocheted dishcloths and pot holders. Do people need a pattern for a 5X5 square?