Daisy Belle, an overlay mosaic crochet pattern. There are comprehensive pattern notes, user friendly charts with associated keys and full written instructions for this pattern alongside helpful video tutorials for parts of the pattern. It comes in UK and US crochet terms.

Arabella is an overlay mosaic crochet pattern, written in both UK and US terms. There are comprehensive pattern notes, user friendly charts with associated keys and full written instructions for each crochet version of the pattern.

The New Beginnings MAL starts 10 August and runs until 30 September over at daisyknots Mosaic Community on Facebook, please do come and join us, you will be most welcome. (link below)

Geometric Lace is an overlay mosaic crochet pattern, written in UK terms. There are comprehensive pattern notes, user friendly charts with associated keys and full written instructions for Motif Block A and Motif Block B.

The Pot is worked in overlay mosaic crochet and comes in eight different sizes which allows it to be used in a myriad of ways. It can be a plant pot, a storage bin, a hook pot, or indeed just a pot for your bits and pieces The Pot is worked from the bottom up starting with a flat circular base, joining on to an overlay mosaic crochet body and i...

To celebrate Granny Square day 2022 you can get a code in daisyknots mosaic community Facebook group which when applied at checkout will give you this pattern free. Available until midnight Sunday 14th Oct 2022.

Filigree Stitches is an overlay mosaic crochet pattern, written in UK terms, with the pattern being mainly in chart form, which comes with associated keys, comprehensive pattern notes and instructions on how to read the user friendly charts.

The Cransley is an overlay mosaic crochet design that is worked flat in the round apart from the small central section which is worked in rows. It is a rectangular throw which measures;

Windswept is an overlay mosaic crochet pattern, with the pattern being mainly in chart form, which comes with associated keys and is written in UK terms.

The Ranger is a versatile pattern which has the option to be worked as a beanie, a bun beanie or ear warmers. All options start with the overlay mosaic body section with the ear warmers being complete at round 24. The beanie and bun beanie

The Explorer is worked in the round using the top down method starting with a circular crown which joins to an overlay mosaic crochet body, which in turn joins onto a ribbed brim. The brim can be worn turned up on the outside of your beanie or it can be turned in and sewn to the inside of your beanie. The outside brim has an optional coloured t...

The muted and tapestry versions are available in daisyknots shop to purchase. The introduction video explains the differences between the three versions. Please note you can only purchase the bright version in my Ravelry store, if you want the muted or tapestry version you have to purchase it via my webshop.

Jamie is worked in the mosaic crochet method, with the pattern being mainly in chart form, which comes with associated keys and is written in UK terms. This pattern is suitable for people who have completed one or more mosaic crochet projects or for the more experienced crocheter.

This pattern uses the overlay mosaic technique, with the instructions being mostly in chart form. If you are unsure how to work mosaic crochet you can find a short tutorial on my Youtube channel.

This lapghan is the middle sister in the mosaic sampler trio and uses mosaic crochet which can look tricky to do, but is real easy as it only uses two of the basic crochet stitches. The instructions are mostly in chart form with any extra information required included in a key below the chart. The border of the lapghan is worked in the envelope...

Arielle is worked in the mosaic crochet method, with the pattern being mainly in chart form, which comes with associated keys and is written in UK terms. This pattern is suitable for people who have completed one or more mosaic crochet projects or for the more experienced crocheter.

The sampler babyfghan is crocheted using the mosaic technique, with the instructions being mostly in chart form with any extra information required included in a key below the chart.

Spirals is worked in the mosaic crochet method, with the pattern being mainly in chart form, which comes with associated keys and is written in UK terms. This pattern is suitable for people who have completed one or more mosaic crochet projects or for the more experienced crocheter.

This pattern uses the mosaic technique, with the instructions being mostly in chart form. If you are unsure how to work mosaic crochet you can find a short tutorial on my Youtube channel.

This pattern uses the mosaic technique, with the instructions being mostly in chart form with any extra information required

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