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Plastic Canvas Patterns Crochet & Craft Crochet & Craft Catalog Craft Store MAY 2015 OVER 300 Step Into NEW ITEMS! Springin Style! AnniesCraftStore.com CROCHET | KNITTING | BEADING | PLASTIC CANVAS | YARN CSC5 Crazy for ➤ Crochet Chevrons page 34 Southwest Tissue Plastic Covers Canvas page 56 ➤ Isadora Scarf page 79 Paper Crafts Knit Washi Tape Cards ➤ page 53 Inside Skill Level Key 3–40 Crochet Beginner: For first-time stitchers 41–44 Crochet Supplies Easy: Projects using basic stitches 45 Crochet World & Creative Knitting Special Issues Intermediate: Projects with a variety of stitches 46–49 Home Solutions and mid-level shaping 50–53 Drawing, Painting, Paper Crafts Experienced: Projects using advanced 54 Plastic Canvas Supplies techniques and stitches 55–57 Plastic Canvas 58 Cross Stitch 59 Embroidery 60 & 61 Beading Our Guarantee If you are not completely satisfied with your 62–69 Yarn purchase, you may return it, no questions 70–72 Knit Supplies asked, for a full and prompt refund. 73–83 Knit 2 ANNIESCRAFTSTORE.COM (800) 582-6643 7 a.m.–9 p.m. (CT) Monday–Friday • 7 a.m.–5 p.m. (CT) Saturday • 9 a.m.–5 p.m. (CT) Sunday New Spring Designs for Kids! NEW! CROCHET Slumber Party for 18" Dolls The girls are having fun at their sleepover. Pattern features 4 different sleep sets, all made from baby/sport-weight and DK-weight yarns with some trims in size 10 crochet cotton or novelty yarn. Designs NEW! CROCHET Bridal Party include: a granny gown Every little girl dreams of that special wedding day. with booties, a vintage Crochet a bridal party for your 18" dolls. Pattern baby doll nightie with “fur” scuffs, striped pj’s with includes a beautiful bride’s dress and bridesmaids’ slippers, and a nightshirt with matching socks. outfit. Designs are crocheted using baby- or sport- SKILL LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE weight yarn. SKILL LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE 837728 $9.95 837726 $7.99 DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE NEW! CROCHET Playclothes for 18" Dolls NEW! CROCHET Doll outfits perfect for Collars for Kids playtime! Crochet 4 Dress up your favorite little separate outfits, each girl’s wardrobe with tie-on with shoes and 3 with collars that are fun and easy to hats. The 3 designs crochet! Features 12 adorable are made from Omega designs, including flowers, Sinfonia sport-weight lace, pompoms and ribbon as yarn, the other from special accents. Made using worsted-weight yarn. size 8 cotton thread and lace-, SKILL LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE fingering-, sport-, DK- and 837729 $9.95 worsted-weight yarns. SKILL LEVEL: BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE 837725 $12.99 2 ANNIESCRAFTSTORE.COM (800) 582-6643 See ANNIESCRAFTSTORE.COM for electronic downloads! 3 It’s easy to order online anytime—day or night! Featuring email order confirmation. NEW Easy-to-Crochet Designs! Plymouth Yarn® Encore® Colorspun Worsted $6.49 75% Acrylic/25% Wool; 3.5 oz/200 yds/ 100g per ball 808223 611357 807072 909672 Autumn & More Cameldrift Sangria Berry Grape Plymouth Yarn® Encore® Worsted $5.99 75% Acrylic/25% Wool; 3.5 oz/200 yds/ 100g per skein 611453 611202 611240 909664 Rust Sand Taupe Midnight Roadster Heather NEW! ANNIE’S SIGNATURE DESIGNS Tiptoe Crochet Slippers These easy-to-stitch slippers are composed of a sole, heel shaping and sides. Different versions can be made by interchanging 4 colors or 1 solid color. Multicolored yarn sample is made using 1 ball each of Plymouth Yarn® Encore Rust Roadster, Midnight Heather, Sand and Taupe yarns. Solid sample made using 1 ball of Plymouth Yarn Encore Colorspun Autumn. Instructions are written for Woman’s size 6–71/2 (8–91/2, 10–111/2). SKILL LEVEL: EASY 886001 $6.99 DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE NEW! CROCHET Star Zag Crochet Shawl Stitch this beautiful shawl using Crystal Palace Yarns Mochi Plus worsted-weight yarn. Model is made using 4 balls of color English Garden. The shawl is worked sideways using a 9mm hook and star stitches combined with single crochet. SKILL LEVEL: EASY 886002 $6.99 DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE NEW! CROCHET Formal Jewelry These 12 elegant designs are easy to crochet. Made using size 5 DMC metal- Crystal Palace Yarns Mochi Plus lic thread, size 8 DMC $8.99 pearl cotton, and size 80% Superwash Merino Wool/20% Nylon; 0.5mm metallic elastic 1.75 oz/95 yds/50g per ball cord. All are embellished with pearls and beads. Designs include neck- laces, bracelets and other accessories. SKILL LEVEL: EASY 909746 809129 809134 837730 $9.99 English Garden Neptune Rainbow Tapestry Rainbow 4 ANNIESCRAFTSTORE.COM (800) 582-6643 7 a.m.–9 p.m. (CT) Monday–Friday • 7 a.m.–5 p.m. (CT) Saturday • 9 a.m.–5 p.m. (CT) Sunday NEW Easy-to-Crochet Designs! ➤ NEW! CROCHET Swing Jacket Stitch a great cover-up for casual or dress. This stylish jacket is made using 930 (930, 930, 1,240, 1,240, 1,550, 1,550, 1,550, 1,860) yds of Patons Metallic worsted-weight yarn. Size: S (M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL, 6XL). SKILL LEVEL: EASY RAC1357 $5.99 DOWNLOAD ONLY NEW! CROCHET Pineapple Swing Cardigan ➤ This beautiful cardigan is made using Patons Metallic worsted-weight yarn. Instructions are written for sizes S (M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL, 6XL) and use 1,512 (1,764, 1,764, 2,016, 2,268, 2,520, 2,772, 3,024, 3,276) yds of any worsted-weight yarn. SKILL LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE RAC1356 $5.99 DOWNLOAD ONLY NEW! Patons® Metallic™ $6.79 63% Nylon/28% Acrylic/9% Wool; 3 oz/252 yds/85g per ball 707055 707058 707056 707053 Green Sea Breeze Teal Wine Made using 4 skeins of Serenity Garden Spring Water #807988 $4.95 ea. Made using Made using 4 balls of 6 skeins of Aunt Lydia’s Serenity Sock Fashion Size 3 Red #805778 Copper Mist $4.95 ea. #707289 $2.69 ea. NEW! CROCHET Victoriana Beautiful Shawls to Crochet Choose from 12 elegant shawl designs. Projects are made using lace-, fingering-, sport- and worsted-weight yarns. Written instructions as well as symbol crochet are included. SKILL LEVEL: EASY TO EXPERIENCED 837731 $11.96 4 ANNIESCRAFTSTORE.COM (800) 582-6643 CONNECT WITH US ON FACEBOOK! 5 Join us at www.facebook.com/AnniesCraftStore Premier® Yarns Ever Soft™ Solids $2.39 100% Acrylic; 3 oz/158 yds/85g per skein 807476 807498 Rosey Black 807484 807468 Dark Teal Persimmon Premier® Yarns Ever Soft™ Multis $2.39 100% Acrylic; 2.47 oz/130 yds/70g per skein 808073 808072 808071 Beach Day Paradise Sunset Rose Garden NEW! CROCHET Crocodile Stitch Circular Vest This beautiful design is worked mostly in the round and features the crocodile stitch in a new and never-before-used round motif! Pattern includes a photo tutorial. Sizes: S/M (L/XL, 2XL/3XL). It is made using approximately 1,300 (1,400, 1,600) yds worsted-weight yarn. SKILL LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE RAC1340 $5.50 DOWNLOAD ONLY CROCHET Shell-Edged Jacket Separate yourself from the crowd with this dramatic jacket! Perfect for a cool evening, the design is stitched in worsted weight yarn EXCLUSIVE and can CROCHET be made in Super Easy sizes from Mommy & Me S–5X. Cowls SKILL LEVEL: This set of 4 EASY matching cowls 834813 for Mommy and $7.99 me are all made DOWNLOAD using worsted- AVAILABLE weight yarn. Two cowls can easily be made in 4 hours or less and 2 can be made in less than an hour! SKILL LEVEL: EASY RAC0854 $6.99 DOWNLOAD ONLY 6 ANNIESCRAFTSTORE.COM (800) 582-6643 7 a.m.–9 p.m. (CT) Monday–Friday • 7 a.m.–5 p.m. (CT) Saturday • 9 a.m.–5 p.m. (CT) Sunday Fashionable, Fun & Unique Designs! NEW! CROCHET Summer Tops For work or play, you can pair these 6 lovely tops with your favorite jeans, slacks or skirts. They make a great summer look, or layer them and they can be worn year-round. Includes 4 designs made using Omega Dalia yarn, 1 using Omega Mimosa yarn and 1 with Omega Eulali yarn, all sold at AnniesCraftStore.com. Instructions are written for sizes S (M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL). SKILL LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE 871505 $8.99 DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE Visit AnniesCraftStore.com for yarn and crochet supplies! 6 ANNIESCRAFTSTORE.COM (800) 582-6643 See ANNIESCRAFTSTORE.COM for electronic downloads! 7 It’s easy to order online anytime—day or night! Featuring email order confirmation. NEW! CROCHET Pretty Summer Tops Crochet 2 summer tops for summertime wear! Summer Road-Trip top is made using a DK-weight yarn and is written in sizes S (M, L, XL, 2XL) and requires 2 (2, 2, CROCHET Comfy Cropped Cardigan 3, 3) skeins of This beautiful design is crocheted in the amazing Universal Yarn Sol yarn by Omega, a sport-weight, soft, shiny Bamboo Pop. yarn. Instructions are written for S (M, L, XL, 2XL) Alice’s Shift and use from 8 to 10 skeins. Model is stitched in Dress/Top (teal) the color Blue Turquoise. SKILL LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE allows you to RAC1324 $6.95 DOWNLOAD ONLY choose either DK- or worsted- weight yarn and includes sizes XS (S, M, L, XL) for DK-weight or S (M, L, XL, 2XL) for worsted-weight yarn. DK-weight requires 440 (660, 660, 880, 1,100) yds and worsted requires 500 (750, 750, 1,000, 1,250) yds. SKILL LEVEL: EASY TO INTERMEDIATE RAC1350 $7.99 DOWNLOAD ONLY CROCHET Summer Swirl This one-size-fits-most topper is made using approximately 650 yards of sport weight yarn and a J hook, or hook needed to obtain gauge. Neck opening is 11", and diameter is approximately 44". 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