Lastly, the cascade blanket is probably the acme of geometric mosaic blankets. Although it looks highly complex, it actually makes use of relatively simple shapes and will be quite easy to make, but to great effect.

This is a FREE CAL and Read-Along launching on 1 April 2021. Although it's a subtler, more subdued project, it will nevertheless be a masterful centrepiece in any room.

Lastly, here is another lovely, kid-next-door boy doll that will be a fan favorite. Additionally, notice how amazingly customizable this project is. I'm sure you will love it as will your kids!

To start with, this beautiful, airy sleeveless vest is a wonderful example of how a limited color palette adds to the accessory aspect of a garment. Moreover, it's also compact, rolls up tight and can be carried in your bag for when needed.

This blanket is undoubtedly a top notch example of just how far you can take the variation in this sort of project. Technicolor dreamcoat? Pshaw! make a continuous mitered blanket instead!

On the other hand, clever ideas for the iphone aren't limited to cases. You have doubtless had a problem with finding your ipad or phone cord at home when someone else “borrowed” it? Accordingly, here is a solution: a crochet-decorated cable cord giving your cable a personal and artsy look. In contrast to other “tags” which fall off quickly, this phone accessory stays in place and will be a joy to look for a long time.

Lastly, but not leastly, the shell easy-peasy baby blanket is another one that juxtaposes a gentle texture with an appropriate color selection. Moreover, it also sports a crisp, definite edge that clearly defines the shape of the blanket.

To start with, please meet Pascal, he's a pal of mine! So, this boy doll is in the form of a playful street urchin who's guaranteed to be a hit.

To begin with, here is an amigurumi shamrock project that will be a great way to add clovers to just about everything you own. You can't ever have enough shamrocks, in any color.