The Antique Flag Graph shows a waving American flag from the Betsy Ross era. If you’d like to see the pattern for a standard American flag, click the link here. And if you’d like to see the version depicting American soldiers standing in front of a standard American flag, click the link here. 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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What little princess wouldn’t love her own private castle? 😉 The Princess Castle Graph can be customized to any colors you wish. 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 Strawberries Graph is a sweet little treat of a graph! 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 Waving Flag Graph is the plain version of the American Soldiers Graph that you can see at this link. 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 Baby Tiger Graph would make a great addition to any jungle themed nursery! 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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You aren’t limited to using graphs for only blankets! Have you ever considered using a graph to create a beach towel? Yes, you can use this Beach Please Graph to create a beautiful blanket for your beach house or any house really, but if you were to use cotton yarn and tapestry crochet, you could create a one of a kind towel! How fun is that!?
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The Stargazing Bear Graph would be the perfect addition to any nursery scene. It’s also gender neutral, which is helpful when don’t know the sex of the baby or if you just prefer to keep things gender neutral. 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 American Soldiers Graph would be perfect for Memorial Day, 4th of July, Veteran’s Day or any day that you’d like to honor the men and women that serve, fight, and perish for our freedom. 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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Aren’t daisies the friendliest flowers? Well, Meg Ryan seemed to think so when she said that line in the movie You’ve Got Mail. Create a whole field of the friendliest flowers with the Daisies Graph! And it will be double sided! 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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Did you ever have one of those days when you just weren’t feeling it? The Born To Sparkle Graph can help you express your feelings in a colorful way! 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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