The Bejewelled Tank Top can now be found in Issue 4 (October/November) of Inside Crochet! This sleeveless tank can be dressed up for the evening, and it can just as easily be worn as a more casual piece all the way through summer.
The body is worked side to side in two identical pieces (Side 1 and 2). After both pieces are completed, Side 2 is turned inside out to form the left side of the body. The two pieces are seamed together in the center front. A bottom band is picked up once the body is seamed together, and is worked back and forth. A collar is crocheted separately which is sewn onto the body.





This cardigan is an easy top down project.
the special little girl in your life. Scalloped edges with easy to embroider roses make this garment one of a kind. The smocking stitch in the bodice is simple, and gives an updated look to old fashioned smocking. It is simple to knit with two body pieces and two small flutter sleeves. This pattern is a Decidedly Hilltop pattern from the Hilltop Yarn Store. 

ot need to make a trip to the hardware store. Instead, you can make a trip to your local office supply store or maybe even just raid your home office! This bag uses office supplies for embellishments! It also incorporates felted pleats to create a bag so chic you will have all your office mates asking where you bought your new bag! 
mohair and wool is perfect for this tunic. The mohair keeps it from stretching out too much when you sit in it. The clean simple lines of this tunic are quite slimming. In addition, the slight gathering above the bust line gives the tunic some visual interest. This tunic is simple to knit with little shaping. I also think this tunic would be beautiful for a summer garment in a cotton yarn.
air of sophistication. It knits so quickly, you can take this clutch out on the town this weekend!




