All posts tagged: uk terms

Free Crochet Pattern: Trellis and Chevron Blanket (UK Terms)

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Hello, friend! I hope you are having a great week so far. Have you gotten any hooky in? If not, be sure to prioritize your interests and make some time for yourself. Trellis and Chevron Blanket Today, I have a special offering! My Trellis and Chevron Crochet Blanket Pattern is a fan favorite and has been since I wrote it in early 2016. There have been so many gorgeous Trellis and Chevron Blankets “in the wild” and each one is so unique, it warms my heart to see them. I am so pleased to give this pattern to you in a free version. Below, you will find it in UK Terms. Click here for the US Terms free version! PDF Version Find this pattern in a condensed ad-free PDF for a small fee in my Etsy Shop and on Ravelry. Pattern PDFs for US and UK Terms are both included in the purchase.

Free Crochet Pattern: Polka Dot Blanket (UK Terms)

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Hello, gorgeous crafter! Today I wanted to share the free version of my Polka Dot Blanket on my blog. I recently released the pattern combo pack, “5 Easy Blankets for Beginners”, which you can find here on Ravelry. The Polka Dot Blanket crochet pattern is included in this discounted pattern pack. The Polka Dot Crochet Blanket is also available sold separately in a convenient, ad-free PDF on Ravelry and Etsy. Both US and UK versions are included in the digital download. This is the UK Terms version of the Polka Dot Blanket crochet pattern. For the US Terms version, click here.

Free Crochet Pattern: The Learner Bag (UK Terms)

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Hello, lovely! As promised, today I have the free pattern for The Learner Bag for you. This is the perfect bag project for someone who is just learning to crochet, and also a wonderfully simple bag for experienced crochet artists. Made in a durable Jute blend yarn, Scheepjes Mighty, this stylish bag will last through daily use. This pattern is in UK Terms. Click here for US Terms version. The Learner Bag: PDF Version Find the PDF version here for easy print or just to help support CypressTextiles: Etsy, Ravelry, CypressTextiles Pattern Shop. Both US and UK Terms are included in the download.

Gloria Blanket: Quarter-Mandala Square (UK Terms)

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Hello, lovely crafter! Welcome to the pattern for my Quarter-Mandala Square, part of the Gloria Blanket. I have written this pattern specifically with Scheepjes Catona in mind just to avoid confusion with so many yarn options. For the Gloria Blanket CAL, please look for your yarn choice on the Week 9 post. You will find specific yarn colors for each square, gauge, motif measurements, hook size, and lots more info on that post. In that post, scroll to your yarn choice and follow the steps to complete this week’s CAL work. You will refer back to this pattern to create the square. The pattern is in US Terms and UK Terms (This post), and I provide step by step photos as well as a video which will release on Saturday, Sept 26th on my YouTube channel. Gloria Blanket CAL Quick Links Gloria Blanket CAL Main Info Page Gloria Blanket PDF Pattern Ravelry / Etsy / My Shop As usual, the CAL will be released free every week here on my website, but I will offer …

Free Crochet Pattern: Downtown Scarf (UK Terms)

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Welcome to my latest free crochet pattern, y’all! The Downtown Scarf is here, and there’s plenty of time to make this your go-to holiday gift. Some of y’all have shared with me that you will be using this pattern to make scarves for your loved ones and I am tickled pink! With Scheepjes Metropolis yarn (originally a sock yarn), it is lush and soft next to the skin. Pattern Find the Downtown Scarf pattern in an ad-free, easy to print PDF for a small fee – BOTH US and UK Terms PDF files are included: Etsy // Ravelry Or scroll down for the free pattern in UK Terms! Looking for the free pattern in US Terms? Click here! Y’all, I’m super proud and happy with this free pattern. This scarf was a long time incubating in my mind before I finally got to making it! And now I am so glad to share it with you all. Social Media Note: if you get started on this pattern, don’t forget to tag #DowntownScarf and #CypressTextiles on …

Free Crochet Pattern: Questlove Blanket, UK Terms

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Welcome to the Questlove Free Crochet Blanket Pattern! This pattern is in UK Terms. Find the US Terms version here. With its faded demin skies yarn, and its primary colors, Questlove is an ode to early 90s fashion. I created it as a dedication to a carefree lifestyle and relaxed clothing choices. Whatever colors you choose for your Questlove, your blanket will end up cozy, funky, and eye-catching. A perfect conversation piece. Find the easy-print, condensed and styled PDF on Etsy, Ravelry, and LoveCrafts for a small fee. Questlove Blanket Design A simple design, and a mindless make Perfect for when you have to make something fast and creative for an upcoming baby shower Great for when you have no deadline, but you just want to zone out and not concentrate Make all of the motifs ahead of time and join afterward Thank you to talented and beautiful Carol White Janik of The Hoosier Crocheter, who generously worked up this sample blanket and took lovely photos for me. Do check out her The Hoosier Crocheter Facebook …

Mateo’s Granny Square Blanket – UK Terms

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Translations This pattern is in English and US Terms. Looking for US Terms or another language? US Terms Translations coming soon Pattern Easy to print, ad-free condensed PDF file: Ravelry // Etsy  Check out the other patterns for absolute beginners in the You Can Crochet This! series Scroll for free pattern. Introduction Mateo’s Granny Square Blanket is a project I whipped up for a newborn li’l babe and of course I had to do some pics and video for the simple pattern so you can all enjoy it too. It’s a great way for a beginner to make some super neat work with an easy and free pattern. Doesn’t it look so neat and clean? I do love a cozy traditional granny – I wrote a blog post about 7 fun ways to granny! – but sometimes a clean look is what you’re after. I used a whip stitch join to make such straight seams, and very flat too. Plus, the whip stitch uses the tails, so fewer ends to weave! My preference is to work through both loops …