Crochet spiral blanket

Crochet spirals are a lot of fun to make. Whether you are making Crochet Potholders or Large Crochet Rugs and Pillows, you will totally enjoy making those patterns with crochet spirals. You can make crochet spirals with a single color, two tone spiral or you can whip up a spiral with multiple colors too. It looks bit complex but trust me it's simple and so easy to make. In my last post I had shared the pattern for Seamless Spiral Circle With Raised Ridges. This pattern is a single color tone…

I am one who loves a new project just as much as the next person who loves to create. It seem to be what the soul requires, so I oblige. This is what they call a Spiral Lapghan to display, wrap across your lap, however, I prefer them for throw rugs as they can be made with a heavier yarn than the worsted the pattern calls for...they are quite charming as simple rugs and easy to care for with a simple beating outside on the line or if you choose to wash it. SKILL LEVEL IS EASY - FINISHED SIZE…

I made this blanket using a DK yarn and a 4mm hook. The yarns I used are Stylecraft Special DK in Grey and Paintbox Simply DK in Stormy Grey (104), Raspberry Pink (143) & Candyfloss (149). For a 60cm blanket I used about 45g of each colour. If you don’t have a yarn shop close by then I recommend the following online shops to get your supplies: Love CraftsWool Warehouse These are affiliate links so if you purchase after clicking the links, I get a small commission but you don’t pay any extra…

I was inspired for this by a 16 point RR I saw on FB. Mine is a 12 point and took about 3.5 ounces each of 12 colors. I didn't measure it before I gave it away but it covers a love seat! So many color combinations going through my head right now!!

Spiral Lapghan free crochet pattern. Learn to do one of my favorite crochet techniques, the spiral method, with this free pattern for Pauline Turner’s Spiral Lapghan. It is an excellent way to learn the technique, and you can never have too many blankets on hand for gift or charity giving! Life spiraling out of control? Relax and go with the flow under this spiral throw. Free Pattern

Tunisian crochet is a yarn craft that combines crochet and knitting to make something that looks a little like both - and a bit like weaving too! The fabric is typically a little thicker than normal crocheted fabric, and it's worked from one side only. To make Tunisian crochet stitches, you use a long straight crochet hook with a stopper on the end. Or you could call it a long knitting needle with hook on the end! Once you've got the hang of it, it's a little bit faster than crochet and…

Freeform Crochet ~ Spiral Shape! In this tutorial, I have a wonderful shape for your free-form crochet scrumbles...a spiral shape!

This baby blanket is wonderful if you're in the mood for some mindless crochet while watching TV or focussing on some other activity. One of my least favourite parts of crochet is adding new yarn to change colours and having to weave in the ends from the previous colour. With this pattern you don't have to finish off the old colour, you just leave it hanging there until you're ready to use it again. I've used solid colours here, but I also think this would look good if you used black with a…