Ever wondered about the bright colourful balls of jute you see at the garden centre, and what they would look like if you crocheted them into something? So did I and voila a placemat was born! New free pattern available on my website for this Garden Kisses Jute Placemat using 3 colours of jute. You could easily use any tyoe of jute, string, hemp, or thick cotton. The project works up quickly with a 6 row repeat and I have included as usual USA instructions and UK instructions, so you canm follow your preference.
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