Groundkeeper's Hut Crochet Pattern - Part 5 - Decorations

 

🌿✨ Crafting Enchantment: Decorating Your Groundkeeper's Hut with Whimsical Wonders! 🎃🍄

Greetings, creators of magical things! As we near the completion of our Groundkeeper's Hut crochet project, it's time to add the final touches that will truly bring our enchanted hideaway to life. Today, we'll be making decorations and crafting tiny wonders that will adorn the exterior of our hut and fill it with charm and whimsy.

Let's start with the vines. Using a combination of chains and slip stitches, we'll create delicate tendrils that wind their way around the walls of our hut, adding a touch of natural beauty to the rustic surroundings. Feel free to experiment with different shades of green yarn to mimic the varied foliage of the wizarding world.

Next up, we have the pumpkins – a quintessential symbol of autumn and harvest magic. With just a few rounds of crochet and some clever shaping techniques, you'll create adorable little gourds that will add a pop of color to your Groundkeeper's Hut. Whether you opt for classic orange pumpkins or mix things up with a rainbow of hues, the choice is yours!

And let's not forget about the red-capped mushrooms, with their whimsical shapes and vibrant colors. These tiny treasures are the perfect way to add a touch of fantasy to your crochet creation, whether they're peeking out from beneath the vines or nestled in a cozy corner of the roof. Don't be afraid to get creative – after all, in the wizarding world, anything is possible!

The best part about these decorations? They're incredibly small and perfect for using up those leftover bits of yarn that tend to accumulate in your stash. Plus, you can make as many or as few of them as you like, allowing you to customize your Groundkeeper's Hut to suit your own unique vision.

Who is this pattern good for? Everyone!

Whether you're looking for a unique baby shower gift or a toy for an older child who yearns to explore the mythical world of Harry Potter, this pattern has got you covered. Just imagine the joy on your little one's face as they fill their very own Groundkeeper's Hut with unicorns, dragons, and other mystical creatures of their imagination! 

You don't have to stop at just babies. The really big kids like this toy bag just as much as medium and small-sized people! This would make a fabulous gift for a friend or yourself. Just fill it with all of your favorite fantastical creatures! I've linked my favorite patterns below- these are well-written and I have personally made them to put in my own Huts. 

Hippogriff by OnAWhimCrochet (Etsy)

Tiny Dragon and Egg by OnAWhimCrochet (Etsy)

There is a PDF upgrade available!

And the best part of this pattern? It's absolutely free on my blog, with the option to upgrade to a downloadable PDF in either US or UK terms for added convenience. You can choose from Etsy, Ravelry, or my Website below:

 

Are there video tutorials? They're coming!

Make sure you are subscribed to my YouTube channel to catch the tutorial videos as soon as they're available. I'll guide you step-by-step through the creation of this enchanting masterpiece, ensuring that even novice crocheters can bring their own Groundkeeper's Hut to life.

Alrighty! Let's go!! Grab your crochet hooks and join me on a magical adventure!🧶🌟

Groundkeeper's Hut Crochet Pattern - Part 4 - The Roof

 

Reaching New Heights: Crocheting the Enchanting Roof of Your Groundkeeper's Hut! 🌌🌿

Hello again, friends! Are you ready to create a roof for your Groundkeeper's Hut? .

First things first, gather your crochet hook, yarn in the color of your choice (perhaps a rustic shade reminiscent of aged thatch or weathered shingles), and plenty of stitch markers. Counting will be key in this part of the pattern, so let's make sure we have everything we need to keep track of our stitches as we work in the round.

With each stitch, envision the magical creatures and whimsical wonders that will soon call your Groundkeeper's Hut home. From unicorns to dragons, fairies to phoenixes, your enchanted hideaway will be a sanctuary for all manner of mythical beings, thanks to the sturdy roof that you're crafting with your own two hands.

And once the final round is complete, step back and admire your handiwork. You've created a rooftop that's as charming as it is functional, providing shelter and security for your magical treasures for years to come. Now, it's time to add the finishing touches and fill your hut with wonders beyond imagination.

Did you finish your Door?

If you missed the third part of this pattern- the door- then click the picture below to be taken to the pattern. You will need to create and attach the door before you create and apply your roof. :)

Who is this pattern good for? Everyone!

Whether you're looking for a unique baby shower gift or a toy for an older child who yearns to explore the mythical world of Harry Potter, this pattern has got you covered. Just imagine the joy on your little one's face as they fill their very own Groundkeeper's Hut with unicorns, dragons, and other mystical creatures of their imagination! 

You don't have to stop at just babies. The really big kids like this toy bag just as much as medium and small-sized people! This would make a fabulous gift for a friend or yourself. Just fill it with all of your favorite fantastical creatures! I've linked my favorite patterns below- these are well-written and I have personally made them to put in my own Huts. 

Hippogriff by OnAWhimCrochet (Etsy)

Tiny Dragon and Egg by OnAWhimCrochet (Etsy)

A PDF upgrade is available!

And the best part of this pattern? It's absolutely free on my blog, with the option to upgrade to a downloadable PDF in US terms (UK terms coming) for added convenience. You can choose from Etsy, Ravelry, or my Website below:

 

Are there video tutorials? They're coming!

Make sure you are subscribed to my YouTube channel to catch the tutorial videos as soon as they're available. I'll guide you step-by-step through the creation of this enchanting masterpiece, ensuring that even novice crocheters can bring their own Groundkeeper's Hut to life.

Let's Go!

So, grab your yarn and your crochet hook, and let's weave some magic together. The journey ahead is sure to be filled with twists and turns, but with a dash of creativity and a sprinkle of fairy dust, we'll craft a Groundkeeper's Hut that's fit for any age of mythical creature lovers.

Groundkeeper's Hut Crochet Pattern - Part 3 - The Door

 

Step Into Magic: Crafting the Enchanted Door of Your Groundkeeper's Hut! 🌟🚪 

Greetings again, friends! Are you ready to add a whimsical door  to your Groundkeeper's Hut? Next up we are creating a textured and decorated doorway, complete with door jambs, a ribbed door that resembles wood planks, and ornate black ironwork pieces that will make your hut truly stand out in the wizarding world.

We will create door jams and a door with a loop closure for a button. The door jambs will act as sturdy pillars to frame our doorway, adding structure and stability to our design. The door will be basic sc in the back loop only to create the textured front and regular single crochets to create the flat backside. We will decorate it with a few "ornate" black ironwork pieces, one of which will double as your button loop closure, and then we can attach it to our door jambs. 

It's so much easier than it looks and will require a little bit of construction on our parts, but I think we can do it! What say you?

Once you get it attached to your hut, you can step back and admire your handiwork, knowing that you've created a portal to a world of fantasy and adventure. Whether you're storing mystical creatures or simply indulging in a bit of imaginative play, your enchanted hut is sure to inspire wonder and delight for years to come.

Did you finish your walls?

If you missed the second part of this pattern- the walls- then click the picture below to be taken to the pattern. You will need to create the walls before you create your door. :)

Who is this pattern good for? Everyone!

Whether you're looking for a unique baby shower gift or a toy for an older child who yearns to explore the mythical world of Harry Potter, this pattern has got you covered. Just imagine the joy on your little one's face as they fill their very own Groundkeeper's Hut with unicorns, dragons, and other mystical creatures of their imagination!  

You don't have to stop at just babies. The really big kids like this toy bag just as much as medium and small-sized people! This would make a fabulous gift for a friend or yourself. Just fill it with all of your favorite fantastical creatures! I've linked my favorite patterns below- these are well-written and I have personally made them to put in my own Huts. 

Hippogriff by OnAWhimCrochet (Etsy)

Tiny Dragon and Egg by OnAWhimCrochet (Etsy)

A PDF upgrade is available!

And the best part of this pattern? It's absolutely free on my blog, with the option to upgrade to a downloadable PDF in US terms (UK terms coming) for added convenience. You can choose from Etsy, Ravelry, or my Website below:

 

Are there video tutorials? They're coming!

Make sure you are subscribed to my YouTube channel to catch the tutorial videos as soon as they're available. I'll guide you step-by-step through the creation of this enchanting masterpiece, ensuring that even novice crocheters can bring their own Groundkeeper's Hut to life.

Let's Go!

So, grab your yarn and your crochet hook, and let's weave some magic together. The journey ahead is sure to be filled with twists and turns, but with a dash of creativity and a sprinkle of fairy dust, we'll craft a Groundkeeper's Hut that's fit for any age of mythical creature lovers.

Groundkeeper's Hut Crochet Pattern- Part 2- The Walls

Crafting Magic: Building the Walls of Your Groundkeeper's Hut! 🧱✨

Greetings, fellow mythical creature lovers of the crochet world! Are you ready to continue our journey into the enchanting realm of the Groundkeeper's Hut pattern? In this installment, we'll be starting the construction of the walls, using a boxed bead pattern that will give our hut the appearance of rough-hewn rocks straight out of a magical tale.

As we embark on this next phase of our crochet adventure, let your imagination run wild. Picture the sturdy walls of Hagrid's humble abode, standing tall amidst the sprawling grounds of Hogwarts, beckoning you to step inside and explore its cozy interior. With each stitch, you're not just crafting a toy bag – you're creating a portal to a world of fantasy and imagination, where anything is possible.

Did you finish your base?

If you missed the first part of this pattern- the base- then click the picture below to be taken to the pattern. You will need to create the base before you embark on the walls. :)

Who is this pattern good for? Everyone!

Whether you're looking for a unique baby shower gift or a toy for an older child who yearns to explore the mythical world of Harry Potter, this pattern has got you covered. Just imagine the joy on your little one's face as they fill their very own Groundkeeper's Hut with unicorns, dragons, and other mystical creatures of their imagination! n! 

You don't have to stop at just babies. The really big kids like this toy bag just as much as medium and small-sized people! This would make a fabulous gift for a friend or yourself. Just fill it with all of your favorite fantastical creatures! I've linked my favorite patterns below- these are well-written and I have personally made them to put in my own Huts. 

Hippogriff by OnAWhimCrochet (Etsy)

Tiny Dragon and Egg by OnAWhimCrochet (Etsy)

A PDF upgrade is available!

And the best part of this pattern? It's absolutely free on my blog, with the option to upgrade to a downloadable PDF in US terms (UK terms coming) for added convenience. You can choose from Etsy, Ravelry, or my Website below:

 

Are there video tutorials? They're coming!

Make sure you are subscribed to my YouTube channel to catch the tutorial videos as soon as they're available. I'll guide you step-by-step through the creation of this enchanting masterpiece, ensuring that even novice crocheters can bring their own Groundkeeper's Hut to life.

So, grab your yarn and your crochet hook, and let's weave some magic together. The journey ahead is sure to be filled with twists and turns, but with a dash of creativity and a sprinkle of fairy dust, we'll craft a Groundkeeper's Hut that's fit for any age of mythical creature lovers.

Groundkeeper's Hut Crochet Pattern- Part 1- The Base

Introducing the Magical Groundkeeper's Hut: Your Gateway to Wizarding Adventures! 🏰🍄

Hello, my crochet friends and fantasy lovers alike! Are you ready to embark on a whimsical journey into the mystical realm of wizardry and wonder? Well, hold onto your wands because I have an enchanting treat for you: the Groundkeeper's Hut crochet pattern!

Inspired by none other than the legendary grounds/gamekeeper of the wizarding world, Hagrid himself, this fantastical toy bag is sure to ignite the imagination of young and old alike. Picture it: pumpkins, vines, and mushrooms adorning the cozy exterior, beckoning you to step into a world where magic is real and adventures are aplenty.

Not only is this crochet creation a charming tribute to everyone's favorite gentle giant, but it's also incredibly practical. Constructed using plastic canvas to stabilize the walls and door, the Groundkeeper's Hut is sturdy enough to hold all manner of mythical creatures and magical treasures. It's the perfect storage solution for budding lovers of fantasy who want to live on the grounds of Hogwarts with their very own menagerie of fantastical friends.

Who is this pattern good for? Everyone!

Whether you're looking for a unique baby shower gift or a toy for an older child who yearns to explore the mythical world of Harry Potter, this pattern has got you covered. Just imagine the joy on your little one's face as they fill their very own Groundkeeper's Hut with unicorns, dragons, and other mystical creatures of their imagination! 

You don't have to stop at just babies. The really big kids like this toy bag just as much as medium and small-sized people! This would make a fabulous gift for a friend or yourself. Just fill it with all of your favorite fantastical creatures! I've linked my favorite patterns below- these are well-written and I have personally made them to put in my own Huts. 

Hippogriff by OnAWhimCrochet (Etsy-non affiliate)

Tiny Dragon and Egg by OnAWhimCrochet (Etsy-non affiliate)

There is a PDF upgrade available!

And the best part of this pattern? It's absolutely free on my blog, with the option to upgrade to a downloadable PDF in US terms (UK terms coming) for added convenience. You can choose from Etsy, Ravelry, or my Website below:

 

Are there video tutorials? They're coming!

Make sure you are subscribed to my YouTube channel to catch the tutorial videos as soon as they're available. I'll guide you step-by-step through the creation of this enchanting masterpiece, ensuring that even novice crocheters can bring their own Groundkeeper's Hut to life.

Alrighty! Let's go!! Grab your crochet hooks and join me on a magical adventure!🧶🌟

Crafting Memories: The Border of the Memories Blanket CAL

                      

Crafting Memories: The Border of the Memories Blanket CAL

Here we are! This is the very last pattern for the Memories Blanket. This is going to be the subtle finish to your blanket that will let the rest of your hard work shine.

One small tip before you move on: I would take the time to block my blanket before adding the border. If yours looks anything like mine did your edges look like the slide at a water park. I found it helpful to lightly block mine so my edges were straighter when I applied my border. This also helped my blanket to lay flat when it was completed.

The fifth textured section:

If you missed Section 5, click the picture below to go to the pattern: 

If you have already completed Section 5, we can move on to The Border. 

The border is going to consist of single crochet and chains. We will be making the Linen/Moss Stitch, which is a simple sc, ch1, sk1, repeat pattern. This is a great place to bring in colors you used throughout the blanket to tie it all together.

One tip, though! This section is going to require a lot of counting in the first round. I recommend breaking out your stitch markers so that you can keep track of where you are as you are crocheting your border foundation row. 

Let's talk colors! 

For this section, I used four different colors. I used this as an opportunity to highlight some of my favorite colors from the blanket. Contrasting Color 1 (CC1) is Sungold,  Contrasting Color 2 (CC2) is Desert Glaze, Contrasting Color 3 (CC3) is Brown, and my Main Color (MC) is Ivory. 

Have fun with it! You can make every row a different color or you can do like I did and use your main color in every other row which causes the contrasting colors to stack on themselves. 

If you want the whole pattern now:

We have made the entire pattern available to you now in a PDF upgrade that includes charts and bonus video links, as well as being available to download in either US or UK terms. It is available for the discounted price of $11.99 through the length of the CAL. You are not required to purchase the PDF- as the patterns will be forever free to view on our blogs in US terms. But, if you ever find yourself in need of extra guidance or inspiration, or you just want it all in one place, don't forget that the option is there to upgrade.

MAKE SURE YOU DOUBLE-CHECK WHICH VERSION YOU ARE CLICKING!!!

Because of the digital nature of the product, there are no refunds.

So, are you ready to finish building your Memory? 

Let's Go!! 

Crafting Memories: Section 5 of the Memories Blanket CAL

   

Crafting Memories: Section 5 of the Memories Blanket CAL

Oh my gosh!! It's the last week of the Memories CAL already!! I can't believe we are already at the last two patterns to be released (Section 5 and the Border). Let's soak up as much as we can this week and finish this awesome Memory off with a bang!

The fourth textured section:

If you missed Section 4, click the picture below to go to the pattern: 

If you have already completed Section 4, we can move on to Section 5. 

Section 5 doesn't have anything that should throw you off at this point. The first portion of this section is going to be rows of single crochet with FPtr in strategic spots that will create a textured diamond. The second portion will be mostly sc's, chains, and dc's. The stitches themselves are something I know that you will be comfortable with. The most fun part of Section 5 is being able to play with colors.

The only big tip I have for you is to make sure you watch closely which stitch post you put your first FPtr around as that will inform the rest of your stitches...and don't forget to skip the sc's behind the FPtr's. If you don't, you will add stitches to your rows. 

Let's talk colors! 

For this section, I used a solid in the diamond textured portion because solids seem to show off the texture better. But, in the second portion, I used four different colors because that portion just "calls" for colors! Contrasting Color 1 (CC1) is Light Sage,  Contrasting Color 2 (CC2) is Brown, Contrasting Color 3 (CC3) is Turquoise, Contrasting Color 4 (CC4) is Sungold, Contrasting Color 5 (CC5) is Cranberry, and my Main Color (MC) is Ivory. 

Have fun playing with the subtle textures created by the colors in this section!

If you want the whole pattern now:

We have made the entire pattern available to you now in a PDF upgrade that includes charts and bonus video links, as well as being available to download in either US or UK terms. It is available for the discounted price of $11.99 through the length of the CAL. You are not required to purchase the PDF- as the patterns will be forever free to view on our blogs in US terms. But, if you ever find yourself in need of extra guidance or inspiration, or you just want it all in one place, don't forget that the option is there to upgrade.

MAKE SURE YOU DOUBLE-CHECK WHICH VERSION YOU ARE CLICKING!!!

Because of the digital nature of the product, there are no refunds.

So, are you ready to dive into Section 5? 

Grab your yarn, your hook, and let's keep building a Memory!! 

Crafting Memories: Section 4 of the Memories Blanket CAL

 

Crafting Memories: Section 4 of the Memories Blanket CAL

It's already the second to last week of the Memories CAL. It feels like this is going too fast now. *sad face* But, this week's pattern is going to be a relaxing make right before we ramp up to finish the blanket completely!

The fourth (and final) square:

If you haven't done it already, make sure you grab the link to the fourth and final square of the CAL, the Front Post Square. You'll need to complete your second 8-square strip to continue with the Section 4 pattern. Click the picture below to get this pattern:

If you have already completed your 8 square strip- then, it's time to focus on putting an edge on your squares, attaching it to Section 3 (instructions provided below in the pattern), and moving on to Section 4. 

Section four is going to be such an easy section for you. This one only uses double crochets and front post double crochets. And after making the Front Post Square, you should be able to tackle this section, no problem. :) There is just a little bit of open work with some chain one spaces in the very first part of Section 4, then you will finish up with the Waffle Stitch in the second part. If you LOVE chunky crochet pieces, then this is the one for you!

There really aren't any super tips or tricks that come along with this section. It is really very straightforward as to what you will be doing and the instructions are very simple.  :)

Let's talk colors! 

For this section, I used solids in both patterns. If you really want to infuse color changes into either section, this would be a great place to bring in a variegated or some other sort of color-changing yarn. Contrasting Color 1 (CC1) is Sungold,  Contrasting Color 2 (CC2) is Toasted Almond, and my Main Color (MC) is Ivory. 

Enjoy the simplicity of this section. It's another part of the blanket that helps bring some 'calm' to the "color chaos"- hahaha!

If you want the whole pattern now:

We have made the entire pattern available to you now in a PDF upgrade that includes charts and bonus video links, as well as being available to download in either US or UK terms. It is available for the discounted price of $11.99 through the length of the CAL. You are not required to purchase the PDF- as the patterns will be forever free to view on our blogs in US terms. But, if you ever find yourself in need of extra guidance or inspiration, or you just want it all in one place, don't forget that the option is there to upgrade.

MAKE SURE YOU DOUBLE-CHECK WHICH VERSION YOU ARE CLICKING!!!

Because of the digital nature of the product, there are no refunds.

So, are you ready to dive into Section 4? 

Grab your yarn, your hook, and let's keep building a Memory!! 

Crafting Memories: Section 3 of the Memories Blanket CAL

 

Crafting Memories: Section 3 of the Memories Blanket CAL

Can you believe it?  We are already on Section 3 of the Memories Blanket CAL!

Watch the live video where Deb and I discuss Section 3 and give you helpful tips and tricks: 

The third square:

If you haven't done it already, make sure you grab the link to the third square of the week, the Rustic Square. You'll need to complete your second 8-square strip to continue with the Section 3 pattern. Click the picture below to get this pattern:

If you have already completed your 8 square strip- then, it's time to focus on putting an edge on your squares, attaching it to Section 2 (instructions provided below in the pattern), and moving on to Section 3. 

I think you're going to love Section 3. Seriously, this section up against the row of Rustic squares is my favorite part of the blanket. It gives me boho, comfy pajama vibes. It starts out with a fun gingham pattern that gives you an opportunity to pull in some of your staple colors, and it finishes up with the Spike Stitch. Both of them use simple stitches like the double crochets and single crochets. 

A couple things to watch out for are: you will be carrying your work along with the gingham portion, so there will be multiple color changes, and the Spike Stitch section uses a long single crochet method that works around the complete body of single crochet rows before. You don't have to try and work around stitch posts or special loops, you just go right into the indicated hole and complete your single crochet by pulling your loop up until it reaches the row you're currently on. It's a pretty satisfying stitch when you get into it. :)

 Let's talk colors! 

For this section, I wanted to go off of the beaten "plaid" path and use colors that aren't seen together a lot. I felt like I had enough of the browns in my blanket at this point, so I leaned on my greens to do the gingham section. Contrasting Color 1 (CC1) is Light Sage, Contrasting Color 2 (CC2) is the Dark Olive, and Contrasting Color 3 (CC3) is Sungold. 

The secret about working plaids or ginghams is to have two colors in the same family (ligh green/dark green or light red/dark red) and have those be the first two colors you work with. Then you can choose a third color (like black, white, or in my case, yellow) that will work well as that pop of color that turns your first two into a plaid/gingham. If you are looking to get a Buffalo plaid look- the traditional colors, according to the experts, is black and red. Anything else is considered a gingham.

Contrasting Color 4 (CC4) is Cranberry the final Contrasting Color 5 (CC5) is Brown. I put the Main Color between the Cranberry and Brown to keep it from being too dark and moody, but it was definitely time to make the red stand out and these colors make me think of chocolate covered cherries. Yum.

Have fun with your colors! Don't let the fear of putting the "wrong" colors next to each other hold you back...they are all part of the same rainbow!

If you want the whole pattern now:

We have made the entire pattern available to you now in a PDF upgrade that includes charts and bonus video links, as well as being available to download in either US or UK terms. It is available for the discounted price of $11.99 through the length of the CAL. You are not required to purchase the PDF- as the patterns will be forever free to view on our blogs in US terms. But, if you ever find yourself in need of extra guidance or inspiration, or you just want it all in one place, don't forget that the option is there to upgrade.

MAKE SURE YOU DOUBLE-CHECK WHICH VERSION YOU ARE CLICKING!!!

Because of the digital nature of the product, there are no refunds.

So, are you ready to dive into Section 3? 

Grab your yarn, your hook, and let's keep building a Memory!! 

Crafting Memories: Section 2 of the Memories Blanket CAL

 

Crafting Memories: Section 2 of the Memories Blanket CAL

I'm so excited!! Today, we are moving on to the second texture section of the Memories Blanket CAL!

Watch the live video where Deb and I discuss Section 2 and give you helpful tips and tricks:

The second square:

If you haven't done it already, make sure you grab the link to the second square of the week, the Cordelia Square. You'll need to complete your second 8-square strip to continue with the Section 2 pattern. Click the picture below to get this pattern:

If you have already completed your 8 square strip- then, it's time to focus on putting an edge on your squares, attaching it to Section 1 (instructions provided below in the pattern), and moving on to Section 2. 

We'll be incorporating some classic crochet stitches like US dc's and chains, but Section 2 will be our most challenging section of the whole blanket. The first portion of the pattern focuses on the Interlocked Diamond stitch, which can be a little tricky to start with but once you have the stitch pattern down- it's so much fun! It truly makes you feel like a crochet genius in the end because it's so simple to do, but looks way more intricate. 

There is a helper video linked below for you to get the hang of working the Interlocked Diamond, and unless you're already familiar with how to work it, I recommend giving it a look. The rest of the second section will focus on rows of chunky clusters and US dc's. 

Let's talk colors! 

For this section, I varied my colors up a bit more. I stuck with my Main Color (MC) in Ivory, but I used more contrasting colors to start incorporating more of the colors I used for the Cordelia Squares. Contrasting Color 1 (CC1) was the nutty brown again, Contrasting Color 2 (CC2) was the cheerful orange, Contrasting Color 3 (CC3) was bright turquoise, Contrasting Color 4 (CC4) was a light sage color, and Contrasting Color 5 (CC5) was a mustardy gold yellow. Of course, feel free to let your imagination run wild and incorporate as many colors as your heart desires!

As you work through Section 2, take your time with the new stitches and savor each skill you learn or continue to master. You are creating a new memory with this blanket and we want it to be a happy one!

If you want the whole pattern now:

We have made the entire pattern available to you now in a PDF upgrade that includes charts and bonus video links, as well as being available to download in either US or UK terms. It is available for the discounted price of $11.99 through the length of the CAL. You are not required to purchase the PDF- as the patterns will be forever free to view on our blogs in US terms. But, if you ever find yourself in need of extra guidance or inspiration, or you just want it all in one place, don't forget that the option is there to upgrade.

MAKE SURE YOU DOUBLE-CHECK WHICH VERSION YOU ARE CLICKING!!!

Because of the digital nature of the product, there are no refunds.

So, are you ready to dive into Section 2? 

Grab your yarn, your hook, and let's keep building a Memory!! 

Crafting Memories: Section 1 of the Memories Blanket CAL

 

Crafting Memories: Section 1 of the Memories Blanket CAL

Hey there crochet friends! Today, we're diving into the first texture section of this delightful project, and trust me, you're in for a treat!

Watch the live video where Deb and I discuss Section 1 and give you helpful tips and tricks:

The first square:

If you haven't done it already, make sure you grab the link to the first square of the week, the Mitered Square. You'll need to complete your first 8 square strip to continue with the Section 1 pattern. Click the picture below to get this pattern:

If you have already completed your 8 square strip- then, it's time to focus on Section 1. We'll be incorporating some classic crochet stitches like double crochet, single crochet, chains, and topstitching to create something truly special. There will be light texture in this section- but lots of fun color pops!

So, let's talk colors! 

One of the best parts of this CAL is the freedom to choose your own color palette. For my blanket, I envisioned a cozy mix of warm tones and vibrant pops of color. I did a Main Color (MC) of ivory, and I used a Contrasting Color 1 (CC1) in a rich nutty brown, Contrasting Color 2 (CC2) was a deep cranberry, Contrasting Color 3 (CC3) was a bright turquoise, and Contrasting Color 4 (CC4) was a cheerful burnt orange. Of course, feel free to let your imagination run wild and incorporate as many colors as your heart desires!

As you work through Section 1, take your time to savor each stitch and embrace the joy of creating something beautiful with your own two hands. And remember, this CAL is all about celebrating memories, so don't hesitate to infuse your blanket with personal touches and sentimental flair.

If you want the whole pattern now:

We have made the entire pattern available to you now in a PDF upgrade that includes charts and bonus video links, as well as being available to download in either US or UK terms. It is available for the discounted price of $11.99 through the length of the CAL. You are not required to purchase the PDF- as the patterns will be forever free to view on our blogs in US terms. But, if you ever find yourself in need of extra guidance or inspiration, or you just want it all in one place, don't forget that the option is there to upgrade.

MAKE SURE YOU DOUBLE-CHECK WHICH VERSION YOU ARE CLICKING!!!

Because of the digital nature of the product, there are no refunds.

So, are you ready to dive into Section 1? 

Grab your yarn, your hook, and let's start building a Memory!!