Moose on Plaid Throw Blanket
Choose one of three crochet colorwork options to make your Moose on Plaid blanket: interlocking, overlay mosaic, or adjusted overlay mosaic. Fully written pattern and charts!
Read MoreChoose one of three crochet colorwork options to make your Moose on Plaid blanket: interlocking, overlay mosaic, or adjusted overlay mosaic. Fully written pattern and charts!
Read MoreThis cute little kitty cat is more my style (compared to the square I just published a few days...
Read MoreThis month’s cat square features a rear-end. Cats are strange creatures sometimes; they bring us comfort, joy, and laughter!
Read MoreMissi the horse and her flowers: a blanket and a repeatable floral design to match. Interlocking and mosaic crochet options. Written patterns & charts.
Read MoreAffectionately, I call this one “grumpy cat”. His fur is sticking out and his face is...
Read More“Comfort Cat” is one of my largest patterns! This blanket has a pretty kitty framed by paw prints and hearts.
Read More“What A Bear” is my newest crochet pattern depicting a big grizzly bear in the water. You can choose to use the interlocking crochet technique or the overlay mosaic crochet technique; both options come with a written pattern and charts.
Read More“August Cat” is the 8th cat square in the series “2022: A Year of Cats”. Whether you use interlocking crochet or overlay mosaic crochet you can create this happy striped cat!
Read MoreDon’t tell the other squares but this might be my favorite one. I think it looks so cute and...
Read MoreJune Cat is the 6th square in my “2022: A Year of Cats” eBook. This square is the “o” in the “Love” miniseries as well! As usual, it comes with charts and the written pattern for both the interlocking crochet technique and the overlay mosaic crochet technique.
Read MoreMy 5th cat square shows four cats, with tails swirled together. This design was inspired by a quilt block!
Read MoreApril is here and that means we have another cat square! This cat looks like a heart with his ears and back forming the top of the heart and his tail curling down into the point at the bottom of the heart.
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