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The TJ Hexagon is a great project if you want to make blankets, afghans, pillows and other broad surfaces, but don't want to use a traditional granny square. Hexagonal patches are great, because they give a project a honeycomb texture that works very well with floral rosettes, such as in this case, or with other…
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Creating crochet blanket is always a good idea. There are so many designs to choose from - creativity is the bottomless well! Today I chose for you some designs that feature one of my favourite crochet stitches - Basket Weave Blankets. This clever way of creating fabric imitates weaving. It's not easy to learn, but…
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Non-rectangular blankets make great centerpieces on an expanse of floor. This particular one is a hexagon made of six identical equilateral triangles, with a gradient of bands and lacy inserts in the bands. It is a very attractive and easy, though somewhat time consuming project. In particular, the combination of colors and textures will make…
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Feel like going to the stars? just ho in this portal and away you go! This is a great sci-fi inspired project that will make a great afghan or blanket for the space opera fan in your family. You can also use it as a part of a wall hanging or decorative motif. One idea…
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Granny squares are the iconic crochet technique. This is probably the first thing that comes to mind when regular people think about crochet! We've seen so many variations on this subject, that we may think that we've seen it all. But designers still push boundaries and explore new grounds. Today's collection of Floral Granny Squares…
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The seven raindrops square is a part of a larger an Earth Day celebration project that is meant to be a 10 page crocheted book. However, it's also a great idea for a standalone project, such as a trivet or potholder, or a square for a a blanket or afghan. With this little brolly, you…
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The diamond stitch is a great technique, because it allows the crocheter to make a blanket that has the appearance of being light and airy, but that is still substantial enough to wrap a baby in. With the addition of the colors, this is truly a baby blanket for those with discerning hippy tastes. Moreover,…
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As in the case of the phenix, the Phenix blanket is about rebirth and new beginnings when the world has you down This is a cal pattern that kicks of on April 26 and the parts begin their release on May 1st to last over an 11 week period. The pattern is styled as an…
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Scrapsrific Rainbow Blanket is a cal which stills go on. A finest selection of squares combined to make a 32" x 32" (or bigger) blanket are made from leftover yarn. At the end, you not only get a stunning blanket, but you could add a few new squares to your crochet skills and use some…
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Never mind rise and shine ;) This blanket just screams cuddle up and stay in bed. The playful colors and easy stitch will make this a favorite with crocheting moms and grandmas. A corner to corner stitch makes it looks beautiful and at the same time it works up fast, so it will be a…
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Centaur Mandala Afghan is so beautiful that it it hard to bealived that it uses only simple stitches in a repeatable way to make its texture. It will be a perfect cover for cold evenings or a beautiful addition to your family room. You can make it any size you want just by adding more…
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Although square-based blankets are great, you can have enough. For those instances, here is a beautiful pattern made of interlocking circles, almost like chain mail, where the portion between the rings is filled with an attractive lacy hexagon. Coupled with the correct choice of a color gradient this is a beautiful project that will be…
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This one's for you sci-fi fans. The star portal patten is very futuristic and evocative of so many futuristic films. The pattern would look great as a repeating motif in an afghan, or a focal point in a plain one (i.e. off to the side, to make it look like an activator of some kind).…
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With this pattern you will make a simple but eye-catching throw or blanket for your guest room or for yourself. It also a good project to practice a corner-to-corner technique which always gives an amazing texture and outstanding look. C2C Guest Throw is finished with an elegant border worked in joined rounds. A border is also…
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The Madux James Square is approximately 12" (if you use a 5.00 mm hook); you can also get 11" squares (using a 4.5 mm hook). Like all squares designed by Pam Knighton-Haener, they are beautiful and unique with and eye-catching and intriguing structure. Using this block, you can create a wonderful blanket. A big surface composed of…
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