Saturday 25 June 2016

Free crochet pattern alert - Moroccan Garden, Shimmering Shells, Summer Air Cardigan

 Hi there!

Yes, it's me again! How are you doing?

I've just been browsing the net and came across these three free crochet patterns, so I thought, why not tell you all about it?

Free Crochet Patterns for download



Moroccan Garden - Projectarian

copyright Projectarian

This is a lovely modular pattern to make an ogee shape similar to the Mystical Lanterns pattern by Janie Crow - see my post here but this pattern has got additional flowers.

I think it really looks stunning, especially in these bright colours!

This could be made into blankets, shawls, cushion covers, anything you like!

Link to the blog page with pattern. (Use the printfriendly page, see also below).



Shimmering Shells by Chandi Agee  (pattern free until 30 June 2016)

© Expression Fiber Arts


The description reads as follows:

This pattern is free through June 30th only. In exchange for it being free, please share on your favorite social network and/or blog. Thank you!
This pattern is designed for use with 2 skeins of our Yak Silk Lace yarn in colorway: Rice Paper. Choose any colorway you like, though.
Beautiful shimmering shells
•Wear on the beach for a bit of coverage.
•Or wear as a poncho.
•Adjust the size too if you like. Make it wider, thinner, longer, shorter.
•Airy, lacy stitches are quick to work up and produce a lovely result.
•Intermediate level. You’ll want to know how to work single crochets and triple crochets as well as chaining and slip stitching.
•You’ll need a size G (4.00 mm) hook.
You’ll receive a digital file only (instantly downloadable as a PDF) and won’t be shipped anything. Please allow a few minutes for the download link to be emailed to you. If the email doesn’t arrive within a few minutes, just log into your account on our site and you’ll see your Completed Orders. From there, you’ll find the download link.
Enjoy!
Chandi
You may sell the items you make using my patterns. I just ask that you link back to my shop. Thanks!

I can confirm that I have just downloaded this pattern for free, you can checkout as a guest or register to the site.

For those on Ravelry, here is the link to the pattern if you want to add it to your favourites.

I think this looks like a nice pattern, because you can adapt it to your own ideas. Great for summer and music festivals! :)



Crochet Summer air cardi vest by Maz Kwok

copyright Maz Kwok

Find the pattern here. It is on a blog page, so the best way to save it is to paste the URL into the printfriendly box on this page http://www.printfriendly.com/ (Printfriendly works for any URL, very useful, why not try it for this blog entry for example?)

Ravelry friends follow over here please!

This pattern is written for a size Large. There is a paid for pattern available for various other sizes (it's all explained on the blog entry), but I believe most of you would be able to adapt it to your personal size. Just swatch the pattern first to determine your gauge and then multiply to your desired size to obtain stitches needed.



Well, it brightened my morning finding such lovely patterns and for free! I appreciate the hard work that went into designing and pattern writing, not to forget to making the actual items and then sharing it on the net. A great thank you to these designers, we salute you! :)

Why not browse through their website for more inspiration?

I just want to point out that the images I used above were taken from the pattern pages published by the designers and that the credit belongs to them, not to me. I'm just happy to share them! If you like any of the patterns, you can further publicise them on your blog, if you wish to do so.

Don't forget, one of the patterns is only free for the next few days, so get there quick!

Have a lovely Saturday and thanks again for reading this!

17 comments:

  1. Great pattern Ingrid, thank you for hunting them down for us.
    Meredith

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    1. Hello Mere, less of the hunting, but more of them falling into my lap. I spend so much time of pinterest and ravelry routinely that I come across quite a number of interesting patterns. Problem is to choose which ones I like best!!! xx

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  2. Wonderful patterns, always a bonus when they are free.

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    1. Thank you, Lorraine! Absolutely right! xx

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  3. Thank you for the inspiration! As I said before: I really like the ogee shapes.. hope to try it some day

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    1. Yes, ogee are the new rock'n roll of crochet! ;) xx

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  4. Hi Ingrid,
    Thank you for these patterns. Really great. I love the first one :-). Have a nice weekend.

    Sweet greetings,
    Emily
    (casacreaemilia.blogspot.nl)

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    1. Yes, isn't it just gorgeous, bursting with colour!! xx

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  5. Hi Ingrid lovely pattern I'm going to down load all three.
    Thanks for taking the time to share.

    Jacky

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    1. I think Jacky, that is definitely the best course of action! Better safe than sorry! ;) xx

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  6. Great patterns Ingrud, thanks for sharing :)
    Jillxx

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    1. Nice to see you, Jill and thanks for your comment! :) xx

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  7. Those patterns look very adaptable and easy to adjust for size. Thanks for sharing them. I agree with you that ogee shapes are appearing all over the place. Those ones with the flowers are stunning.

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  8. Those patterns look very adaptable and easy to adjust for size. Thanks for sharing them. I agree with you that ogee shapes are appearing all over the place. Those ones with the flowers are stunning.

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  9. Those patterns look very adaptable and easy to adjust for size. Thanks for sharing them. I agree with you that ogee shapes are appearing all over the place. Those ones with the flowers are stunning.

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