The 3D Cluster Stitch is a thick, double-sided pattern crocheted with offset front post double crochet clusters to give a 3D effect to your work. When crocheted in 2 colors, each side is colored differently, one color on one side, the other color on the other side. It works great for baby blankets, wearables, hats and scarves.
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The Crochet Reversible Octopus Toy has been around for a while but most of the patterns require you to join pieces and sew them together. That seemed too much work for me, so I decided to create a pattern that is entirely crocheted, with no sewing required (except for the face expressions).
Crochet Reversible Octopus Free Pattern (No Sewing) Read Post »
The Ruffled Edge Blanket Border must be one of the easiest ways to decorate your blanket. If you are looking for a quick way to create some texture around your design, this is definitely the one to try.
Ruffled Edge Blanket Border Tutorial & Video Read Post »
The Summer Garden Flower Blanket is not an easy pattern, but the result is spectacular. A field of flowers in 3 different shades of pink surrounded by a border of green leaves.
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The Leaf Stitch Border For Blankets is an easy, beginner-friendly, edging border that looks great on blankets with both a simple design or a textured pattern.
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This pattern is a remake of the granny stitch hexagon I published years ago which did not have a video. Check it out, it has a diagram that shows you where each stitch goes.
Crochet Granny Hexagon Free Pattern & Video Read Post »
It was a long time coming, but I finally completed the matching loveys to the 3in1 cow baby blanket: Daisy & Duke The Cow Loveys.
Daisy & Duke The Cow Loveys Crochet Pattern Read Post »
Use this pattern to make anything from small oval appliques to large rugs or tablecloths. The repeat section after the 4th round will show you how.
How To Crochet An Oval: Tutorial & Video Read Post »
I always recommend you crochet a base border around your blankets before starting on any border and today I am sharing with you one that was designed speciffically for corner to corner blankets.
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