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Cubine Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

It’s surprising that optical illusions and perspective designs are not a more frequent subject of crochet patterns. They are a great way to bring a taste of MC Escher into your rooms and beyond that they can be super attractive and a very pleasant challenge to make. The Cubine Blanket is a wonderful example of how a 2D design uses perspective planes to create an illusion of a 3D grid. The really neat thing, is that from opposite sides, it will give a very different illusion. Links to free patterns are under the photos.

Skills:  Easy           Designer: Magdalene Lee

Cubine Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

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Cubine Blanket

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As Times Go By Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

As Times Goes By is slightly different. Being evocative of a shining stream water, the pattern starts from the middle with a small square and it can be easily made in any size you want. This pattern will be perfect for a small square, an eye-catching baby blanket, through to a huge bedspread.

Skills:  Easy           Designer: Polly Plum

As Times Go By

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As Times Go By

See more details about this realization here.

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Tumbling Blocks Free Crochet Pattern

This pattern will surely be appreciated by young people.  A modern, geometrtic pattern consisting of cubes stacked on each other creating a 3D illusion. The finished blanket measures approximately 56” x 88”and fits on a full-sized bed, but you can adjust the size according to your needs. You can also choose as many colors as you like, but to get a full 3D effect you will have to use at least 3 colors.

Skills: Easy    Designer: Kat Li

Tumbling Blocks Free Crochet Pattern

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Tumbling Blocks Free Crochet Pattern

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3 Comments

  1. how and where did you find the free pattern for the optical illusion blanket, it’s blue..

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