Crochet Pattern posts on Jessie At Home.
Sometimes we all need a hug! This little Monster Hug Lovie features an adorable little monster attached to a small octagonal blanket, and is perfect for little arms to hug and love. You can embroider on any sort of expression you like. I’m fond of the squiggly smile, because laughs and hugs go well together!
This pretty little blanket is made using 4 of my Four Points Squares. The single crochet join as you go method is used to join them together, then a border is added. This blanket will make a lovely addition to the room of any little star in your life! Plus, it can be machine washed and dried thanks to the Red Heart Super Saver yarn it’s made from!
This stunning rug uses front and back post stitches to create an eye-catching mandala. A bit of work but worth it!
This festive throw takes a spin into the sixties with a pattern that resembles glass ornaments. The ornaments are joined into strips with the light background setting off the bright colors. Tails from the strips are gathered into tassels.
To find the video tutorials I made to go with this pattern, and the link to the pattern
Welcome to the Jake’s Blanket CAL. The CAL will Start on January 5th and will continue for 14 weeks, ending on April 6th, with each week’s post going up on Monday.
Tamara’s Kismet Square uses the traditional Jacob’s Ladder stitch in the center, and is bordered by the Jacob’s ladder stitch flipped on its side. This creates a lot of fun texture and a really nifty~looking square, if I do say so myself. 😉 The idea for turning the Jacob’s ladder stitch on its side came from this awesome pattern. The square can be used in blankets, pillow covers, as wall art, or in some other way you can imagine. You can even make a quick baby blanket with 6 of these squares and a border, it works for boys or girls. Just have fun with it!
This 12” crochet square free crochet pattern uses the Jacob’s Ladder stitch in 2 directions. Kismet is gender neutral, making it great for a baby blanket!
This free crochet pattern for a 6” square utilizes the Jacob’s Ladder stitch to add texture and interest and it’s gender neutral, perfect for baby blankets!
