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Gift Guide: 10 Crochet Gifts for the Fashionista

November 7, 2014 By

Are you crocheting for a Fashionista this holiday?

These 10 fabulous designs for Christmas 2014 give you plenty of ideas. Whether you’re crocheting for tweens, teens, or adults these gift ideas are what’s hot for 2014.

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1. Granny Squares on the Runway

Grannies on the runway are a big hit for 2015. See Miu Miu Resort Collection via Crochetconcupiscence

Granny Square Coat Pattern Pack – Electronic DownloadThe Granny Square Coat can be as funky or as chic as you want, just pick out your unique color palette to create a trendsetting, one-of-a-kind piece. You can use up your yarn scraps and make each square different for a more colorful look, choose your favorite color and make a bold statement. Includes instructions for size small and medium using sport weight yarn, and sizes large, X-large and 2-XL using worsted weight yarn.


2. Cocoon Sweater Shrug

A cozy current trend is the cocoon shrug.

Boboletta Cocoon SweaterFun to make and fun to wear, this cloud-soft cocoon sweater is figure flattering and loaded with vintage style. Overlap the shawl collar and add a bow or brooch, or wear it open in front like a cardigan. Seamless styling means when you’re finished crocheting, your sweater is ready to wear. Instructions are included for using any yarn with any hook size to fit any size from XS to 5X. Digest-sized pattern leaflet.


3. Fashionable Scarves

The classic scarf is always in fashion.

Scarves to Crochet – Electronic DownloadScarves are a tried and true fashion accessory that allow you to easily change your look from gorgeous to funky to elegant — something celebrities have known a long time.The 16 designs included in this new book from Annie’s range from classic and elegant to fun and funky; with skill levels ranging from easy projects suitable for beginners as well as seasoned crocheters who have been “hooked” on crochet for a long time. Each one is so unique you will find it hard to know which one to stitch first! Made using light, medium and bulky weight yarns.


4. Slouchy Hats

There is no end to the popularity of slouchy hats.

Crochet Slouchy Beanies & HeadwrapsDo you love to crochet quick gifts? These 10 stylish beanies and headwraps stitch up in a weekend or less! You’ll enjoy creating the exciting fashions with pretty shells, cables, ripples and more. Patterns include adult sizes S?XL with sizing instructions for getting the perfect fit.


5.The Italian Cape

The Italian inspired cape for runway aspiring fashionista.

Italian Cape Crochet PatternThis gorgeous, easy-skill project will stitch up in no time using worsted-weight yarn in your favorite colors! Enjoy feeling fresh and fashionable with this lovely and an unusual fringed collar. Model is made using Premier� Yarns Deborah Norville Cotton Soft Silk or any worsted-weight yarn. One size fits most adult women.


6. Texting Mitts

Fashionista’s need to keep their fingers free to text all the top trends.

Texting Mitts Crochet PatternThese fingerless gloves keep your hands toasty while you stay in touch.These 8 designs are really soft and comfy to wear because they’re crocheted with sock-weight yarn.Designs include:; Simple Beginner Lace Mitts; Small V-Stitch Wristers; Diamond Back Mitts; Seashell Mitts; Cabled Shell Mitts; Chunky V’s Lace Mitts; Staggered Cross-Stitch Mitts; Twisted Cable Columns Mitts


7. Cowls

Cowls are still a popular item – the bulkier the better.

Easy Cowls to Crochet12 patterns in this book are all unique, offering something for everyone. Symbol crochet is included in the patterns. Fingering-, sport-, DK-, worsted and chunky-weight yarns are used.


8. Freeform Fashionista

Unique – One-of-a-Kind designs that will make a statement.

First Time Freeform CrochetDiscover the beautiful Freeform technique. You will find a getting started section, 9 motif patterns and 8 projects including a jacket, purse, hat, vest and more.


9. Convertible Crochet

Take inspiration from Reddit user alkikat -gift this book to your future designer.

Convertible Crochet BookReinvent your thinking when it comes to crocheting! Award-winning designer Doris Chan shakes up the way you think about crochet by reinventing familiar motifs into stunning designs that work into a variety of different looks. As you progress through each chapter, you’ll build upon previous designs to add more and more dimension to your projects by easily making alterations and adding elements. You will also learn techniques for making, measuring, managing, joining, finishing and sizing with mix-and-match motifs. 22 projects, 144 pgs.


10. Jewelry

Chunky jewelry and scares are on trend this season.

Jewelry to Crochet – Electronic DownloadGlitz up your wardrobe!This book by Susan Lowman includes instructions to create 7 sets of unique, crocheted jewelry to wear or give as gifts. Each set includes a necklace and either a bracelet, earrings or both. Several of the crocheted pieces have added bling by using metallic threads and assorted beads. Designs use size 3, 5 and 10 thread, Kreinik Metallic thread and require purchased earring wires, necklace barrel clasp, snaps, and bracelet clasps and beads. Beautiful photographs along with easy-to-follow instructions are included. 24 pgs.

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