Blanket Crochet Patterns
Afghans, lapghans, baby blankets, Mandala Blankets, squares blankets, repeater blankets – for all skill levels. Fall in love with your next make.
Cade’s little square
The perfect leeeeetle square that can be used to make just about anything. Easy peasy like a granny square so it’s fabulous as a carry around project, or one of those where you actually get to see who is acting in the movie you’re watching! Lol.
La Petite Fleur
La Petite Fleur, a little flower to bring the perfect touch of whimsy. A fun, floral adventure that gives you the option of making two unique blankets. The pattern comes with two fabulously floral, 3 dimensional squares, two super duper joining methods for your gorgeous blooms and two boodiful borders to give your blanket the perfect finishing touch.
Espiritu Del Sol – Afghan Crochet Pattern
Espiritu Del Sol has been a celebration of both colour and life. When the world was reaching the end of year two with coronavirus, what started out as a cro-doodle (crochet doodle) turned into an escape from the gloom of the world.
New Beginnings
“And suddenly you just know, it’s time to start something new and trust the magic of New Beginnings. Today is the beginning of whatever you want” Meister Eckhart
Ivy Paw Paw
I’ve always wanted a little girl child; one I could dress in pretty dresses and play dollies with. I even saved all my dolls from when I was little. My Cabbage Patch Kids and Baby Angel are patiently waiting in a cupboard to be loved by a little again. So, this one is for the cutest, naughtiest little Paw Paw I know – Ivy Paw Paw!
Thingie-ma-bob
After all the fun everyone had with Whatcha-ma-call-it and all the many requests I received via email or messenger to please design a doodad, or a doohickey, or a whatsit………. you didn’t think I was going to ignore you all, did you?
T-t-t-t-t-t Touch Me
The blanket is designed as a 130cm x 138cm lapghan, especially comforting to people with Alzheimer’s, autism, dementia, or sensory disabilities. Fiddle bits and pieces are calming and therapeutic, while the weight provides warmth and comfort.
FOR
I thought to myself, “It’s funny how we always make things For other people and very seldom For ourselves.” It’s always For my mom or For a friend or For someone I work with. And that I think is one of the greatest joys of crochet, the love we put into something we make For someone else. I have made mine For Emily, who was my great-grandmother. Who are you making yours For?