What's on your needles and hooks?
Let us know what's on your needles and hooks and we may include your message in a coming newsletter. Write to editor@caron-connections.com.
Michele S. writes...I’ve been making lots and lots of scarves this year – both to sell and to give as presents. There are so many patterns and so many styles that I never get bored 
with them. Most people like to receive them, too – they’re practical and pretty.
Editor's note: Try the two scarves pictured here for quick and easy projects.
Joanne M. in Burbank, CA writes...At the moment, I've got a 4th of July tote I'm crocheting out of Simply Soft ... I'm also making various design squares for an afghan. It will be for a very dear friend, and I'm using various pastels/garden colors and white for the squares. The edging is a 'rainbow' of colors used in the afghan with a white shell/lace-like edging I made up. I know she'll love it because I made one similar for myself and she went nuts over it and how soft it was...that's when I decided what her Christmas gift was going to be this year!
hen you search for a new knitting project, look no further than Boston, our adorable cabled cardigan designed by Susan Shildmyer. and knit in Country. The all-over cable pattern will keep you interested, while the size of the project means nearly-instant gratification.
Country is a great choice when knitting or crocheting for babies and children. It's blend of merino wool for warmth and microfine acrylic for bounce and washability, helps you create easy-care projects that are soft next to baby's skin and look darling every time.
>Check out our online audio fashion show for the Boston Cardigan
>Click here for free instructions for the Boston Cardigan
A summer stunner, Turnberry makes a clear crocheted style statement in our bamboo-blend Spa. Paired with jeans for relaxation or slacks at the office, Turnberry adds a unique touch to your wardrobe. The mini-grannies at the cuffs and hem bring femininity without fussiness. And, best of all, Turnberry is designed by one of the best...Drew Emborsky, The Crochet Dude.
>Check out our online audio fashion show for the Turnberry Cardigan
>Click here for free instructions for the Turnberry Cardigan
Crochet-Along with Lizzie
Pop over to our blog, the NaturallyCaron.com Notebook, to see the next steps in Lizzie's Sunflower Crochet-Along. This week, we'll be working on finishing the center of the flower. Each week, Lizzie will post new steps in the crocheted sunflower's instructions. We invite you to give it a try and leave comments on the blog with your questions and progress. Lizzie will be sure to get back to you with tips, hints and encouragement.
>Click here for the next steps in Lizzie's Sunflower Crochet-Along
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