Ashlee Brotzell Designs
“Painting with yarn” – that’s one way to describe my crochet patterns! What’s the easiest way to get my art onto your blanket? Follow my crochet patterns, of course!
These intricate patterns don’t use complicated stitches or tangled yarn bobbins. Choose your preferred colorwork technique – interlocking crochet or overlay mosaic crochet – and then work from the written pattern or the charts to create your own masterpiece!
If you’re new to these techniques, start with a tutorial!
Current Highlights
2024 Crochet Blanket Summit
Beloved Alphabet Series
2024: A Year of Dogs
Newest Entries
October Dog: a mischievous corgi crochet pattern
October Dog, a corgi, is our tenth pattern in the 2024: A Year of Dogs series. Each month’s design can be made using interlocking crochet or overlay mosaic crochet.
Beloved K: Crochet Blanket Pattern
Another Beloved Alphabet blanket (the “K”) designed for interlocking crochet and overlay mosaic crochet; use the written patterns or the charts for right- and left-handed crocheters.
Beloved R – interlocking and mosaic crochet blanket pattern
“Beloved R” is another toddler-sized blanket with a a big, fancy letter in the middle and a decorative heart border all around. Fully written pattern and charts for both interlocking and mosaic crochet.
Popular Designs
Belle to Infinity
Double Wedding Rings: Center-out or bottom-up
Harmony Mandala: Center-out or botom-up
Bubbles the Sea Turtle
Book Dragon
Brotzell Tiger King
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Most Popular Tutorials
Center-Out Tutorial (Both Techniques)
How to Read Brackets in Crochet Patterns
How to Read a Mosaic Crochet Chart Without X’s
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What Customers Are Saying
“Ashlee Brotzell’s instructions are easy to follow. She’s always available to all working on her creations. I highly recommend her. I especially like this Facebook group because I can see several examples of Ashlee’s patterns as they are worked on by other group members. She even gives sneak peeks of what new creations she’s working.“
– Daisha Mack, Facebook
“I love the photo tutorial she offers you give a try with this method before you dive into more advance or larger patterns or you may be lost. Wished I known about this tutorial 5 years ago when I first discovered this type of crochet. This method is beautiful.“
– Andrea Livingston-Shuman, Facebook