Geometric Lace Crochet Blanket Pattern is re-released! 🍃🍃🍃US and UK Terms, and with translations into Russian, Arabic, French, Spanish, Dutch, and German - with more coming! Thank you to @emi.gurumi @juli.colores @hine.handmade @essie_makes @esratabaza and @eenmooigebaar for your amazing help with the translations.🌿🌿🌿 I’m so pleased to release the pattern update! Videos, step by step pics, written instruction, and translations are all on my website - CypressTextiles.net 🌹🌹🌹 Concise and ad-free printable PDF available on Ravelry (US and UK terms plus all translations included) and also the English, US Terms version by itself can be found on Etsy and Love Knitting. 🔥🔥🔥 THANK YOU for your support on this six-week journey. It’s pulled me out of my creative slump. I pass the positive vibes on to you. 🌱🌱🌱 Yarn is #scheepjes River Washed and Stone Washed as well as Colour Crafter for the border. @scheepjes #cytexFO #crochet #mycrushonblankies
I love this pattern so much, the colours you choose are wonderfully zingy.
Buen día. Son preciosos, me he quedado sin palabra. Por favor, le agradecería, si fuera posible, poder ver un vídeo de como hace esta unión.
Un saludo,
Carmen
The colours you’ve used are amazing! They all go so well together.
Good morning – I’ve just completed my 20th square & now am ready to join…woo hoo! Do you find it easier to single crochet around each square 1st with joining color?
Well I do that, but it’s up to you! I like it because it feels more “finished” and neat when they’re all outlined beforehand. If I just right into the Join, it can look messy around the edges of each square. But if you’re going for a shabby-chic look, then that can be a positive!! So it’s all in how you’re wanting the finished blanket to look. As far as making it easier, I think either way it’s all a labor of love – hehe
Happy crafting!!
Rachele C.