Do you like Mosaic Crochet? This is a mosaic crochet pattern for a mug rug that I made just yesterday and wanted to share with you! This is an easy pattern for intermediate level crocheters, and even if you have never tried mosaic crochet you can start now! The free pattern includes written instructions, a mosaic chart with explanations how to use it and a short one-row video demonstration of the pattern. This would make a very pretty and unique last minute crochet gift!

Next, this modern hanging basket takes a classic stitch and uses it to define a modern form that will fit perfectly in a stark, yet cozy Scandinavian interior. Indeed, Ikea be damned, crocheters can do better themselves.

First, this small hanging pocket is just the perfect modern hanging basket and accessory accent for a bright room. Combined with a sprig of green and a lovely tassel, it'll be a prefect modern touch.

However, to really take the dream catcher theme to the next level, here is this astounding, beautiful wall hanger. Overall, I'm absolutely blown away by the intricate complexity of the texture, which nevertheless is made using relatively easy techniques.

The best part about this free zebra crochet pattern is that just by changing the colors (and in some cases slightly tweaking the pattern) you can create a whole zoo of animals!

You could easily convert this into a giraffe, tiger, lion, cow, horse, unicorn, cheetah, puppy dog, and more!

You can leave as is, or you can add a name banner or initials. It's the perfect (and cutest) sign for your little ones room.

This pattern can be crocheted in brown shades of yarn to make a grizzly bear rug. In fact, black bear coats can be brown, blue-black, blue-grey and even white in colour. Materials Rowan Pure Wool Superwash DK, 100% wool (137yd/125m per 50g ball), or any DK yarn: 6 x 50g balls in 114 Caviar (A) 4 x 50g balls in 118 Granite (B) 1 x 50g ball in 119 Mole (C) Approximately 92.5in (235cm) length of brown DK yarn, such as 110 Dust (D) for the eyes Approximately 23.5in (60cm) length of white DK yarn, such as 012 Snow (E) 4mm (UK8:USG/6) crochet hook Blunt-ended yarn needle Toy stuffing Size Approximately 32.25in (82cm) wide and 27.5in (70cm) long (excluding head) This pattern by Vanessa Mooncie was originally published in Crocheted Animal Rugs and is shared with permission from GMC Publications Ltd.

Crochet Pattern - Bookmark Owl

It's the dish towel toppers we never knew we always needed. With a modern twist on a classic favorite, these towel topper are EASY and QUICK. They are great for using up scrap yarn and for giving as housewarming or holiday gifts. When you don't have time to crochet an entire set of dishtowels, these modern toppers allow you to generously give a useful gift with a handmade touch. There are plenty of pictures to help you every step of the way and you'll have a stack of these whipped up in no time!

About the pattern I had not tried making a continuous spiral using Tunisian crochet for the longest time. It turns out that it is super easy and so much fun to make! This is also a great pattern for people who are just starting to explore Tunisian crochet since it can be made with a traditional crochet hook. Skill Level Advanced Beginner - The pattern expects basic knowledge of Tunisian crochet and how to make Tunisian Simple Stitches. This pattern contains: Complete list of materials Written Instructions Video tutorials for all stitches and techniques used in this pattern. What you need to know Tunisian Simple Stitch Sizes The pattern comes in 6 rug sizes of diameter 2', 4', 6', 8', 10' and 12'.