To begin with, here is the first contender, a colorful, relatively solid sunburst. These would look truly super in a throw.
To begin with, here is the first contender, a colorful, relatively solid sunburst. These would look truly super in a throw.
To begin with, this blooming flower square is a gorgeous example of how to add a 3D feature to a flat square. Indeed, it's almost as if the flower is growing out of the square.
We will never get enough of beautiful patterns written by the author of Crochetpedia! This site is a real treasury for people who love discovering new techniques and learning about the art of crocheting. Are you one of them? We know you are!
Here is another splendid version of the fabulous alpine stitch. This time we are following the instructions of the brilliant designer behind Winding Road Crochet. We simply can't take our eyes off these photos because of the juicy colors the author went for. So cool!
Undoubtedly, this amazing afghan square is a wonderful way for you to get into afghan making. While it is attractive and fun, it's also easy which enables the beginner to undertake a facile, yet rewarding project.
Earth, wind, sun, fire, indeed this crochet mosaic potholder has it all. Moreover, you can make each of the elements in any color you choose, to really liven up the table.
Although the lotus in this pattern is less 3D than the previous one, its intricate texture and color shifts give it a wonderful liveliness. Combined with its size, this blooming flower square will work on its own, not just in another, bigger project.
Although this shamrock project is a little more involved, it's definitely a worthwhile pattern. Indeed, this traditional doily will be a perfect accent in a rustic interior. Moreover, this project will be a great way to practice your lacework skills as well as combining two contrasting colors further delineated by a texture change.
Square with a Floral Motif Free Crochet Patterns
