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!

Lastly, don't you think that the wavy design of this afghan is spectacular? Indeed, straight edges are not the only possibility, and tassels are great way to finish off this amazing velvet blanket. It's definitely the most decorative one shown today.

This gorgeous blanket looks like the most amazing patchwork, because it's so colorful and the texture is really outstanding. It's extremely simple to make and it's going to be such a gorgeous gift for expecting parents among your friends.

This amazing vibrant, juicy color is really a statement piece, that will not only create a great, modern and stylish vibe in your room, but also is so soft and cosy to snuggle under it! In other words, if you have a free afternoon, be sure to try this lovely blankie!

This pretty stitch creates a heavily patterned fabric that has a really fun texture. The groups of double crochets look like they are made in a zig-zag pattern. It is a versatile stitch that would suit a variety of different yarns and projects.

The pattern is very colorful and eye-catching. If you are looking for any present, this one will be perfect. The best gift is one that you can make yourself. Crochet and have great joy. Have fun creating new, fresh projects. Suggested yarn for the project is Red Heart With Love Solids. Thanks to this yarn you will get the effect from the photo.

The crocheted wattle stitch is quite simple and it creates a beautiful texture that you'll especially like for baby blankets. It would also work wonderfully on anything from scarves to dishcloths.

The star stitch has a stunning starburst design, hence the name. The front of the stitch looks different from the back yet the back also has a lovely linear look to it.