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We kept a list of the most popular patterns in 2020! Having trouble viewing this email? [View this email on the web](. [ILC Preview]( May 28, 2021  [The 25 Crochet Patterns You Loved the Most in 2020]( Don't miss this end-of-the-year special and find out if your favorite pattern made the best of 2020 list! Blankets, beanies, cozies, cowls, scrunchies, and scarves. They’re all on our list of the best patterns from this year. How many of them did you make? With the I Like Crochet Gold Club, get your collection of our most popular projects! Dear Crafty Crocheter, 2020 was certainly one for the books. And though we’d be happy to skip most of the chapters in those books, there were still plenty of bright spots. Sourdough bread made a comeback. We’ve learned to appreciate teachers more than ever. We picked up new hobbies and we improved our crafting skills. Our favorite, of course, is crochet. And it’s been exciting for us to have so many people discovering and rediscovering this artistic endeavor. These “Best of” collections are always fun to put together, and this one was especially interesting. We sifted through your comments, looked to see what patterns were most popular, and came up with a list that includes everything from weekend projects to easy, beginner patterns to more challenging designs. The 25 designs you’ll find in [Best of 2020 Crochet Patterns]( are the most popular patterns we’ve featured this year. You can get seriously comfy with a crochet pillow or head out in whimsical style with a mixed-motif scarf. You’ll find projects to help you decorate your home, dress your favorite toddler, add sophistication to your outfit, and keep yourself cozy. Whether you’re new to crochet or you have a home full of crochet projects you’ve made over the years, we’re happy to have you here. We hope you enjoy the [Best of 2020 Crochet Patterns]( from I Like Crochet. Each one of the patterns in I Like Crochet includes: - Complete stitch instructions - List of materials, notions, and hook size - Pattern and special stitch notes - Finishing instruction - Full color, detailed photographs of each pattern The [Guava Beginner Beanie]( is an easy crocheted hat geared toward beginners. The bottom edge is a double ribbing double crochet and the body is worked in single crochet and chains. Although the color gives this hat a light, springtime look, the acrylic and wool yarn is guaranteed to help you stay warm when the temperature drops. For those sunny winter days when you want to feel the breeze, but still need a little warmth, the [Fiona Chenille Headband]( is the answer. This reversible one-piece design is great for gifting and the luxurious plush texture is sure to make it a favorite. And did we mention it’s super easy to crochet? The [Sunset Breeze Crescent Lace Shawl]( from designer Cheryl Chow, is one of our biggest hits this year. This delicate scarf is worked back and forth from one tip to the other with decreases and increases at the ends to create its defining crescent shape. The lacy border is worked along the entire length once the main body of the scarf is complete. This 100% wool pattern is absolutely stunning. And it goes just as well with a summer dress as it does with jeans and a sweater. You really want to make sure this shawl is on your list. We’re also happy that the [Blueberry Basketweave Scarf]( made it into the [Best of 2020 Crochet Patterns]( collection. It’s been a favorite around here since we first saw the pattern. The brilliant turquoise blue makes this extra-wide scarf especially eye-catching. It’s crocheted in worsted weight yarn with a simple repeating pattern, so it’s easy to remember. I would say it makes a great gift, but I think you’ll have a hard time giving this one away. The [Best of 2020 Crochet Patterns]( collection is a wonderful way to end this year and start next year. Each one of these designs is a winner on its own, but together? This is a powerhouse of the most amazing new designs from 2020. This collection has something for everyone. From the [Classic Cables Toddler Cardigan]( (Soooo cute!) to the [Morning Fog Pocket Scarf]( (pockets!!) you’ll find something warm and cozy for this winter. The [Seafoam Waves Chevron Top]( is the perfect project for those warmer days that are on the way. And the [Sunset Linen Stitch Scarf]( is the accessory when you want something fun, colorful, and versatile to wear whether it’s on an autumn stroll or a cool mid-summer evening. All of these patterns in [Best of 2020 Crochet Patterns]( are yours with the I Like Crochet Gold Club. And that’s just the beginning. You also get our complete library of 700+ patterns, articles, step-by-step instructions, video tutorials and full-color photographs of each project. Your I Like Crochet Gold Club Charter Membership gives you access to all of our fully searchable crochet content, 24-hours-a-day. Get exactly what you want—when you want it—at your fingertips in an instant. Here are just a few of the amazing patterns, special collections, tutorials, and special issues waiting for you in our library right now—some of the hundreds available—which is part of your I Like Crochet Gold Club Charter Membership. - [The Festive Christmas Crochet Collection]( - [The Ultimate Scarf Collection: 11 Must-Have Patterns]( - [The Granny Square Collection: 14 Fresh Crochet Patterns]( - [Crochet Secrets Revealed: 12 Video Tutorials]( - [The Dog Collection: 5 Insanely-Cute Dog Patterns]( - [The Best Baby Crochet Patterns Collection]( - [20 Cute Crochet Ornament Patterns]( And the library of photos and video tutorials is gorgeous, inspiring, and practical—showing you exactly how your finished patterns should look and giving you detailed, step-by-step instructions. Happy crocheting! [Caitlin Eaton] Caitlin Eaton Editor, I Like Crochet Magazine You are receiving this email as part of your free subscription to email updates from I Like Crochet. If you no longer wish to receive this update as part of your free subscription, please click the unsubscribe link below. [MANAGE PREFERENCES]( [Unsubscribe]( Help us be sure your email update isn't filtered as spam. Adding our return address mail@ilikecrochet.com to your address book may 'whitelist' us with your filter, helping future email updates get to your inbox. [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Pinterest]( [Send us a message]( Did a friend send this to you? [Sign up to receive your own I Like Crochet newsletter.]( Copyright 2021 © Prime Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. Prime Publishing, LLC 3400 Dundee Road, Suite 220, Northbrook, IL 60062 Email: mail@ilikecrochet.com [Our Privacy Policy](

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