Mosaic Filet Crochet Lap Blanket

If you love the Mosaic patterns and the look of Tessellated Tiles, then this will be a favourite for you.

The pattern is available on Ravelry (click here), Etsy (click here) and

Love Crochet (click here).

Mosaic Filet Lap Blanket. Made from Bendigo Woollen Mill 8 ply Dk Cotton In Parchment.

I have been staring at patterns created by Tessellated Tiles for ages. My mind has been busy working up a pattern, using the shapes that mimic these tiles. I have to say I am pretty darn excited by the results.

I love Filet Crochet! It is simple and gives a very effective finished product, which is easily achievable for most levels of crochet ability.

For some additional tips on how to keep your Filet work looking Fab-U-lous, take a look at my blog post on this topic. Here is the link: https://auburncraftcrochet.com/2019/08/16/filet-crochet-keeping-it-neat/

This pattern comes in both graph and written format. There are pictures to help along the way as well.

I used Bendigo Woollen Mill Cotton 8ply/Dk, which is super soft and beautiful to work with. My testers used various yarns with success.

Materials:

3 BendigoWoollen Mills 8ply/Dk in Parchment. 485m/530yd per ball. Approx 1455m/1591yd intotal.

3.5mm hook

Gauge:

18 Stitchesto 10cm/4”.  12 Rows to 10cm/4”.

IndividualDouble Crochet stitch height is 8mm/0.31”

Blanketheight to top of Row 20 - 17.7cm/7”

Finished Measurements:

82cm/32.2”Wide

117cm/46” High.

Some yarns that make great substitutes: (click on names for links)

Paintbox Cotton Dk

Rico Creative Cotton Dk

And for an acrylic substitute:

Stylecraft Special Dk

Below: (Pictured) are a few of my testers blankets. They look super fantastic!!! As usual a huge thank you to all those who tested for me.

Left: Amanda Corniello test blanket. Made from Premier Dk Everyday Baby yarn in Fog Grey. 3.5mm hook. Approx 1300m of yarn used.
Right: Simone Howes test blanket. Made from Bendigo Woollen Mills 4 ply/ Fingering Cotton in Wisp Grey. 3mm hook used. Approx 1250m of yarn used.

Left: Sharon C Coys Elderton test blanket. Made from Stylecraft Special Dk in white.
Right; Michelle Rose test blanket. Made from Caron one pound, worsted weight in Limeade.

Now for the Boring Stuff!!!

Many hours of work has gone into the designing and producing of this pattern, You are purchasing/downloading this pattern for personal use only. Please do not copy, rewrite, or redistribute this pattern as your own or otherwise. Please do not resell my patterns.

You are welcome to sell items made from this pattern, but please credit me as the designer and add a link to purchase my pattern in your sale.

Please note my patterns and my images are copyright protected, please do not use my images to sell your items. No pattern or photograph may be reproduced or distributed — mechanically, electronically, or by any other means, including photocopying, without written permission of Auburncraft Design.

This pattern has been tested by a large group of pattern testers, with varying abilities in crochet.

If you are on Ravelry, please add your finished photos as projects as I love to see your finished work.

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Fishing For Luck Crochet Shawl

This shawl was so much fun to make! Each time I added one of the little clovers that hang at the end, it felt like such an achievement. And they look so cute!!!

Working from a Scheepjes Whirl cake is always a blast. The excitment of reaching each colour change in the yarn cake! I just love it!!!

The pattern for this beauty is available on Ravelry (click here),

Etsy (click here) and Love Crochet (click here).

Take the Clover Challenge!!!

CLOVER CHALLENGE. We all know that a four leaf clover is a rare thing!! This shawl has three leaf clovers throughout. The challenge is to place one (JUST ONE) four leaf clover somewhere in the shawl. Show off your finished shawl on ravelry and link it to my pattern.

Fishing for Luck Shawl. Scheepjes Whirl in Scrumptious Lush!

The pattern comes in UK and USA terms and now available in NL Terms (Dutch). It uses a 3.5mm/E hook and one cake of Scheepjes Whirl.

The pattern has been tested by a fabulous group of crochet super heroes, with some incredible results. Below picture shows some of the test shawl results.

Top Left: Dulcy Harris Test Shawl.  Made from Lion Brand Shawl in a Ball.  Colour Feng Shui Grey. H/5mm Hook

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Top Middle: Amanda Haynes Test Shawl.

Top Right:

Amy Belanger Dreffs Test Shawl. Made from Lion Brand Mandala in Centaur.  2.5 cakes used. 5mm hook

Bottom Left:

Denise Cullen Test Shawl.  Made from Scheepjes Whirl in Brambleberry.

Bottom Middle:

Hannah Schmuker Test Shawl. Made from Lion Brand Mandala.  E Hook.  12 pattern repeats.

Bottom Right:

Amy Elizabeth Peterson Test Shawl. Made from Yarn Bee Rainbow Wrapsody in Gerbera Daisy. 3mm hook

Congratulations to Denise Cullen. Her Fishing for Luck Shawl took out 2nd at the Canberra Royal Show. What an achievement. I really do only use the very best pattern testers as their work is exceptional.

Now for the Boring Stuff!!!

Many hours of work has gone into the designing and producing of this pattern, You are purchasing/downloading this pattern for personal use only. Please do not copy, rewrite, or redistribute this pattern as your own or otherwise. Please do not resell my patterns.

You are welcome to sell items made from this pattern, but please credit me as the designer and add a link to purchase my pattern in your sale.

Please note my patterns and my images are copyright protected, please do not use my images to sell your items.No pattern or photograph may be reproduced or distributed — mechanically, electronically, or by any other means, including photocopying, without written permission of Auburncraft Design.

This pattern has been tested by a large group of pattern testers, with varying abilities in crochet.

If you are on Ravelry, please add your finished photos as projects as I love to see your finished work.

Diamonds Everywhere!

My Diamonds crochet blanket pattern is available in Butterfly Diamonds, Dragonfly Diamonds and Flower Diamonds.

Simple stitches are used making this a beginner friendly pattern. This works up quickly.

Dk yarn is used, although a larger blanket could be achieved with the use of an Aran weight yarn. I used Sirdar Snuggly (available here) which is a lovely soft nylon-acrylic yarn, very suitable for babies.

3.5mm hook 
4mm hook for borders and surface slip stitch 

Flower Diamonds, Butterfly Diamonds and Dragonfly Diamonds crochet patterns are available on Love Crochet (click on blanket names for link).

Flower Diamonds

Butterfly Diamonds

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