Never read a numerical filet pattern? Check out my Guide to Numerical Filet. Shamrock Block Row 1: FDC 43 Alternately, chain 44 and dc in 3rd ch from hook and in each across. The ch2 at the beginning counts as … Continued
Never read a numerical filet pattern? Check out my Guide to Numerical Filet. Be Mine Block Row 1: FDC 43 Alternately, chain 44 and dc in 3rd ch from hook and in each across. The ch2 at the beginning counts … Continued
Never read a numerical filet pattern? Check out my Guide to Numerical Filet. Winter Wonderland Block Row 1: FDC 43 Alternately, chain 44 and dc in 3rd ch from hook and in each across. The ch2 at the beginning counts … Continued
Welcome, I’m so glad you’re joining in on this exciting filet crochet pattern party for 2020! First Things First The 2020 Filet CAL Monthly Block Patterns will always be available for free on Instagram and here on the blog. You … Continued
Christmas Candy Cane Blanket Pattern This pattern can be worked with any weight yarn and gauge is not important. I recommend making a swatch (one repeat, or one candy cane, 29 sts x 26 rows) with your desired yarn & … Continued
Ready to try your hand at numerical filet crochet in a bigger project? First make sure you learn how to read numerical filet. This fish pattern is very simple and fast. Make a cute washcloth, or a whole blanket! What … Continued
Christmas is coming…and in case you’re counting there might be less than 70 days left until the big day. That sounds intimidating, doesn’t it? Especially for those of us who like to make all the plans for handmade gifts and … Continued
Well, it’s that back-to school time. Maybe you’ve already started? We enjoyed meeting our kids’ new teachers for the year at open house last night (with another open house for the middle schooler tonight). It got me thinking about all … Continued
Ever wonder what you’ll do with all those gorgeous mini 10g balls of Scheepjes? Okay, BESIDES drool over the gorgeous spectrum of colors? Wonder no more! This pattern maximizes your purchase into a stunning 35” sq blanket using the River/Stone … Continued