Have you ever looked at a blanket and thought, I wonder what it would look like as a cardigan? (LOL) I like blankets, but I probably like making cardigans more! I’ve seen lots of beautiful flower granny squares in blankets, but for a while now I wondered what kind of flower square I’d like to wear as an item of clothing. Well this is my answer! I chose the classic English rose.
Learn how to crochet this daisy granny square cardigan (free pattern) in 7 easy steps AND in your size! This cardigan is fun to wear in spring and summer, especially if you add some funky daisy accessories! Hello beginners, we’re going back to the basics with the good old granny squares that never go out … Read more
This free pattern is for a crochet lace kimono cardigan for women. There are two types of chunky lace in this pattern, but both of them are easy and fast to make as only two basic stitches are used, the double crochet and the half double crochet. This pattern also includes a YouTube video tutorial.
Hey crocheters! I wanted to share with you my version of a crochet heart stitch. This free pattern for the crochet heart shawl works crochet hearts in stripes, alternating with rows of bobbles. This is an easy pattern because the crochet hearts are made using the granny stitch! On top of that, in my video … Read more
This crochet cardigan pattern is called Heather and is a free pattern with charts and diagrams. Named after the Scottish flower, this cardigan features soft feminine colors. Yet it has a strong framed structure because that’s who we are as women, strong, beautiful and powerful…
This Crochet Crocus Scarf is an easy granny square scarf crochet pattern with a tassel fringe how to. It’s quite long yet lightweight and uses spring crocus flower inspired color combinations in Stylecraft Special DK yarn.
These last minute crochet Easter egg covers are made with the granny stitch using a large hook for a quick and satisfying result. The crochet covers are easy to put on and off, they’re reusable, pack flat for storage and are no dye. I really wasn’t up for dyeing Easter eggs this year!..
This crochet ripple blanket and throw Spring Landscape uses bright and pastel spring colours that remind me of the yellow and pink garden flowers that bloom in spring. Green of course is for the new grass, blue is for the blue skies and the sea and white in granny and puff stitches is for the last of the winter snow. Includes a tutorial of how to join granny squares to the top of granny ripple blanket like this.
It’s spring time, and I really craved to see some crochet daisy granny squares on the internet. What I saw was some beautiful and colourful work, but what I really wanted to see was simple and plain, life-like yet easy and practical crochet daisy granny squares.
I created this free crochet pattern for these Easter Granny Squares because I had enough of the winter blues! I loved playing with these cheerful yarn colours and matching them together while I was waiting for that spring feeling to arrive…
