This pattern is written for Overlay Mosaic Crochet. It assumes you are familiar with this technique and general crochet terms as well.

Pattern assumes you are familiar with Overlay mosaic crochet techniques as well as basic crochet terminology.

Pattern assumes you understand basic crochet terminology as well as Overlay Mosaic crochet technique.

This pattern assumes you are familiar with Overlay Mosaic Crochet and standard crochet terms.

Pattern assumes you are familiar with basic crochet terms and the overlay mosaic crochet technique

BEGINS JANUARY 1, 2022

Overlay Mosaic Pattern for a tree skirt worked in rows. Pattern is for the chart and instructions. Pattern is worked from center out so is completely customizable on the finished size - Finishing instructions will be add during CAL

Pattern assumes you are familiar with Overlay Mosaic Crochet as well as basic crochet. There are NO instructions. This is the chart ONLY.

Abomination - An easily repeated pattern (beginner friendly) made with a mix of oddball yarns to make the most obnoxious blanket ever.

Feline Fun : Feline Fun is a customizable afghan designed for use with the Overlay Mosaic technique.

Fido Fun is a customizable afghan designed for use with the Overlay Mosaic technique.

Photo credits: Kathy Haire and Christine Bradford (lighter version)emphasized text

CHART ONLY - OVERLAY MOSAIC Technique

This is a chart only for a throw sized blanket, anyone familiar with Overlay Mosaic can make a full sized throw with only this chart.

Designing a pattern for your friend’s wedding gift is no easy task. I used her requested colors for a springboard and here we are. I love the song Strawberry wine and couldn’t help but feel the colors represented her dream. With simple repeats and only two basic charts this design creates an elaborate design worthy of a wedding but simple enoug...

Pattern is currently being tested. Estimated release date 3/1/21

In this pictorial you will learn step by step how to work an overlay mosaic crochet design. We will make a mug rug but the chart can be used for multiple projects.

Evie was designed for my youngest grandbaby Evelyn. Pattern was charted for the overlay technique only at this time.

This pattern was created for a large and heavy blanket for use at the beach on a cold day. However Each chart section is labeled with the finished height so you can mix and match to create the look and size you want. I also included two pictures where I folded the blanket to cover a chart and give you an idea what it would look like altered.

Over the River is a convertible scarf that is worked in three pieces, Pocket front, panel one (mountains) and panel two (trees).