Mosaic knitting and crochet has become my latest obsession. Looking at the intricate patterns that you can create with simple stitches mesmerizes me. I can TOTALLY understand that when you look at one of the mosaic knit patterns as a beginner that they can seem intimidating. That doesn’t have to be the case anymore. The Beginners Guide to Mosaic Knitting by Melissa Leapman is here to help you make your first mosaic knit project.
Work your crochet into your every day with these cute crochet bangle bracelets. Grab your favorite cake, ball, hank or skein of fine weight yarn and a few other supplies and you can whip out these bracelets in no time. These make a great addition to your current stack of bracelets or can be a great gift any time of the year.
X is for kisses is another square pattern for our Wedding Blanket CAL. Worked up with only two balls of Chic Sheep by Marly Bird™ in your favorite colors this block can be turned into a blanket of its own. Grab this crochet blanket square below and be sure to check out the other 23 crochet squares in our Wedding Blanket CAL.
Linked Double Crochet. Another stitch to add to your growing knowledge of crochet stitches. Learn how to make this fantastic linked double crochet stitch.
Light and airy pieces of crochet in fine yarns show off the beauty of the stitches and are great for warm weather. Inside the book you will find 23 patterns with full written instructions and charts as needed. Try your hand at delicate crochet lace patterns and build your summer wardrobe.
Rainbow Feather and Fan Knitting Pattern Baby Blanket is a fun title for this After the Rain Throw blanket by Quayln Stark and FREE from Red Heart Yarns. Working the feather and fan pattern can be easier when you watch this video tutorial to learn how to work through the pattern repeat.
