I have a bunch of Dr Who patterns – all free!
When I started drawing these I connected the BBC and they said I could share them, not for profit. They are available as downloads in my Facebook group or you can view them here on my website! The first few patterns I created in this series can also be found on Ravelry.
Each pattern is written up for interlocking and overlay mosaic crochet. The files contain a chart as well.
Chart sizes:
- Large Banner (can be horizontal or vertical) 121 x 81
- Small Banner 121 x 41
- Large Square 81 x 81
- Medium Square 41 x 41
- There are no Small Squares (21 x 21) in this series
I hope this page can serve as a nice find-everything-you-need space!
My Hopeful Plan
Will I use interlocking or mosaic crochet? Not sure yet.
There are actually too many pieces for one blanket. You will have to pick and choose your favorites. When I eventually crochet these myself I plan on doing something like this image. I blogged about it here.
Paid Patterns
All of the pieces that are completely Doctor Who-related are free; I also have a few squares that fit in this theme but are general-purpose as well. The paid pattern options are Rose in Bloom, Rose, and Sunflower. See below.
Rose in Bloom
Paid option
I didn’t want to reuse the rose from my Mother’s Day CAL (Crochet-A-Long) so I drew up a new one. And, since a rose isn’t a copyrighted character like the other Dr Who images, I have listed this one as a paid pattern.
The new rose is called Rose in Bloom.
I intend to also use the sunflower from my Mother’s Day CAL (to represent the Van Gogh / Amelia story line).
If you’re interested: Mother’s Day Rose and Sunflower.
Random Bowtie
This is not the same size as anything else in this series.
Random Bowtie was created by request. I expanded the motif from my Father’s Day scarf: Bowties.
I included it in my list of Dr Who Patterns because I can. Others have mentioned using it to create pillows that match their blanket. It is free on the blog or you can purchase the ad-free printable PDF directly from me.
FREE PATTERNS
Bad Wolf Banner
The banner is one and a half times the width of the large squares.
Bad Wolf Banner is free on my blog.
Ood Banner
This banner is one and a half times the height of the large squares.
Ood is, of course, free on the blog.
Tardis Banner
I call it a banner to distinguish it from the small Tardis square.
It is available for free on the blog.
Sonic Screwdriver, Small Banner
I call it a small banner to distinguish it from the other banners.
This is as tall as the other banners but only half as wide. It is the same width as the medium squares.
Sonic Screwdriver is free to view on the blog. You can also download the PDF pattern there! Just choose which technique you’d like to use (interlocking crochet or overlay mosaic crochet).
NEW: I now have a 4-part video walk-thru of the interlocking version of this pattern on YouTube! View it here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbdEDo49IQrrVvtQqU0gZqXx6g4bL9v_k
Moisturize Me
This is the same size as my other “medium squares“
Moisturize Me is available for free on Ravelry or on the blog.
Tardis 20
This is the same size as my other “medium squares“
The “20” refers to how many windows you start with when crocheting this pattern using the interlocking technique.
Tardis 20 can be downloaded on Ravelry or viewed for free on the blog.
Or, you can crochet this square (using the interlocking technique) with me on YouTube!
Bowties Are Cool
This is the same size as my other “medium squares“
Bowties are Cool is another one available on Ravelry or on the blog.
Silence Marks
This is the same size as my other “medium squares“
Weeping Angel
This is the same size as my other “large squares“
Hello Sweetie Banner
The banner is one and a half times the width of the large squares.
Hello Sweetie Banner is on Ravelry and, of course, also on the blog.
Strax
This is the same size as my other “large squares“
Strax the Sontaran is free on blog and is NOT symmetrical.
Are You My Mummy?
This is the same size as my other “large squares“
I thought I had created all I wanted to create but this became an add-on. It doesn’t fit in my mockup at the top.
Are You My Mummy is free on the blog.