The Spring 2013 issue of Interweave Crochet is brimming with light lacy layers. Explore crochet techniques-Bruges or beaded crochet or textured crochet stitches-or get hooked into instant gratification with shawls, dusters, cardigans, tunics, and skirts. Discover thread crochet with elegant crochet jewelry and try a recipe for crochet gloves. 

Ready for the colors of autumn? The Fall 2012 issue of Interweave Crochet explores a range of crochet color techniques, including tapestry crochet, mosaic crochet, Fair Isle and more. Projects feature designs by color guru Kathy Merrick, as well as Carol Ventura, Doris Chan (with a Rockin' Red Dress!) and more. Learn the basics of filet crochet and try your hand at Kathryn White's stunning dragon shawl. Maire Treanor concludes the Clones lace series with the history of the Clones knot and directions on joining motifs. Twenty timeless crochet patterns escort you into the fall season. 

On Newsstands September 11, 2012

Hairpin lace gets an update in this Spring issue with four decidedly modern designs, including one by hairpin lace diva Jennifer Hansen. You can give your spring wardrobe a kick with four Essential Shells and five Swingy Skirts. Our Sock Series wraps up with two toe-up socks designs, plus tips for making custom-fit socks. Maire Treanor's series on Clones lace continues with motifs for grapes, vines, and leaves. We also welcome Vickie Howell and her new column. Altogether, you'll find 26 projects to keep your hook busy until summer.

In this issue, we ease you into autumn with twenty smart designs that offer both challenges and quick gratification. Combine broomstick lace with a shell pattern; turn Tunisian on its side in an entrelac pullover; twist tiny cables into hats; try a top-down raglan for a child. Begin your own Clones lace keepsake with Maire Treanor's first two motifs in her series on Clones lace. Get your hooks ready for a season of smart crochet.

Lacy loveliness and fabulous projects for children are the hallmarks of this issue, with twenty-five bright designs for spring. Learn left- and right-handed broomstick techniques as well as new Tunisian techniques, then use your newfound skills to create beautiful garments. Check out our new definition of twin sets: a single pattern with different detailing for boys and girls; a girl and doll matching set; and two playsets in compatible colors for sisters or BFFs.