Harvest Hues

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Knit cowl in bubble stitch with a gradient running from teal through coral to rust

Cranberry crochet headband with a twisted finish and a deeply raised texture

Cranberry crochet cowl with a deeply raised texture, worked in Mary Maxim Bag-O-Day Tonal Hues gradient yarn

A finished double treble crochet stitch, the tall stitch used in the Cranberry Harvest patterns.

Blood Orange knit leaf lace wrap with tapered ends, worked in Cascade Heritage Silk fingering yarn

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Harvest Hues

Fall color is easy to get wrong: too much warmth and it all goes muddy. The fix is texture, and this issue has three kinds. Orange, cranberry and rust across a leaf lace wrap, a crochet cowl and headband, and a bubble stitch cowl, with one streak of teal to cut it. Plus three mosaic Stitchopedias, the case for the crochet chart, and three book reviews with giveaways.

And the horoscope your gauge swatch didn’t ask for.

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