Free Pattern

Our favourite mosaic crochet Instagram account is Red Sparrow Crochet. Esme is the owner of this inspiring craft account and is a mother, a teacher, a crochet designer, and a loyal servant of cat Hank Deluxe. Esme’s social media are plastered with mosaic crochet designs in popping neons and bright colours. One of Esme’s recent designs is the 2022 crochet panel design, which is a follow-up of a previous design for the year 2020. Esme has been kind enough to share her free pattern with us along with her tips and tricks for Mosaic crochet. In this blog you will read all about it!

During these periods of prolonged confinement, a lot of people have used their extra time at home to learn new skills and crafts, such as crochet, knitting, sewing, and macramé. Other people have been taking up cooking and gardening. What is not to like about growing your own plants, fruits, and veggies? With a few tips and tips, you can even install a vegetable garden in smaller spaces, such as balconies and terraces. Watching planted seeds become real plants and harvest your carefully grown crop from your own nurtured plants is a deeply satisfying experience. In order to grow seeds into seedlings, you need seedling pots or air pots. Here your seeds can grow into small seedlings that can be transplanted to larger soil pots or even in the ground - if you have a garden.

This double-thickness knitted Christmas placemat is a wonderful way to dress your table for the festive season and beyond, providing both heat insulation and looking beautiful with it! Its tasselled corners add a touch of fun, and its classic striped design is both timeless and modern. This free Christmas pattern for a table mat is suitable for Intermediate knitters.

Halloween is better with pumpkins—and even better when they’re handmade! In this blog, Hoooked shares how to crochet your own chunky pumpkins with Zpagetti and create a playful Soft Cotton pumpkin garland. With our free pattern and eco-friendly yarns, you can decorate your home sustainably while keeping things cozy, cute, and a little spooky.

This free crochet pattern by Emma Knitty shows you how to make a cosy hot water bottle cover — a quick, beginner-friendly project perfect for autumn and winter. Worked in double strands of recycled Somen yarn, it creates a lovely variegated texture. If your favourite Somen shade isn’t available, you can substitute Soft Cotton. Tested by Studio Belovely, this design is ideal for gifting or keeping warm on cold nights.