Lion Brand Notebook ®
January was all about gorgeous garments and beautiful blankets!
Valentine’s Day projects are in full-swing with the Cabled Heart Boot Cuff coming in number one for the month – are you living the dream and getting ahead of your holiday knitting and crocheting? Tell us your secret!
Many of the patterns that were popular in December are still holding court. You’re still loving the Fresh Bloom Circle #Scarfie and the stunning Open Knit Cardigan made in Gold Leaf®. With the Chelsea Morning Cowl and the Popover Top also not too far behind in popularity, 2015 continues to be be about big, bold knit and crochet!
Your favortie yarns in January included Vanna’s Choice®, Vanna’s Glamour®, Wool-Ease® Thick & Quick®, Country®, Homespun® and Fishermen’s Wool®.
Below is a collection of the most popular patterns from January:
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Mary Willliams
I am crocheting that crochet valentine scarf out of vanna’s glamour. Using double crochet, made my own pattern. I chained 60″ and with each round it stretched so much, I now have 66″ and not half thru. Can someone tell me why the Vanna’s glamour is stretching so much? Just ripped out all I did on this scarf. Discouraged.
Petrina
Mary Williams,
It is possible that you’re tension may be too loose. If you have any other questions regarding this pattern please feel free to contact our Customer Support. They will be happy to help if you have trouble on a pattern or stitch.
Cheryl Goul Carroll
If you started w 60 stitches and ended up w 66 stitches then the yarn isn’t stretching you are adding a stitch in each round somewhere. Probably at the beginning or ending of your round.
ReginaMia
Hello,
I have a question for you ladies, hopefully someone can help me out. First time crocheter here, I started on a poncho and I got a little over zealous and am half way done but am noticing it is way too big. Is there a way to cut it and sew it without it becoming unraveled? What else can I do without taking it apart and starting from the beginning?