The Red Baby Dragon Graph couldn’t get any cuter! The image shown above is only a digital recreation of what the blanket could look like. You can use this graph for many different art forms, not just corner to corner crochet!
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The Realistic Deer Graph is an advanced level graph that uses Tapestry Crochet to create a realistic image of a buck. At the bottom of this post, there is a free printable 4-page graph, but you have the option to buy more. Keep reading to find out what’s included!
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The Piggy Bath Graph is such a fun graph with the little pink piggy taking a bubble bath! The image shown above is only a digital recreation of what the blanket could look like. You can use this graph for many different art forms, not just corner to corner crochet!
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The Angel Wings Graph is a sweet graph, perfect for your little angel! The image shown above is only a digital recreation of what the blanket could look like. You can use this graph for many different art forms, not just corner to corner crochet!
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The Easter Peeps Graph is adorable with it’s colorful Easter Peeps marshmallows lined up to tell you Happy Easter! Whether draped over a bed or a couch, you’re sure to get compliments! And wouldn’t this make a great gift for some-bunny?
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The Snow Place Graph would be the cutest addition to anyone’s home this wintery season! The photo above is not an actual finished blanket. It is a digital image I created to give you an idea of what the finished product would look like.
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The Conversation Hearts Graph is perfect for your Valentine! Four hearts in different colors spell out words similar to the nostalgic candies I remember from my childhood. Did you have a favorite flavor or quote?
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The Hayride Scarf is a beautiful and delicate beginner friendly crochet pattern. It uses a simple two row repeat with the perfect stitches to bring multicolored yarn to life!
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The Building Blocks Baby Blanket is a gorgeous afghan that you can customize all around! Adjust the size by adding or removing blocks. Change the colors for older children or even adults. Change the hook and yarn size for a thicker or thinner blanket. Work as individual blocks like granny squares for a summer time sweat free project. Or even crochet it all as one Corner to Corner blanket. What’s not to love?
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Have you ever felt baffled by Tapestry Crochet? How do they get those pictures in a blanket or other product???
Well, that time is over! I’ve created a free course on YouTube where I have broken this method down into the most easy steps you could possibly imagine.
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