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PREORDER: 2025 Mosaic CAL
This is a PREORDER for the 2025 Mosaic CAL "Keep Calm." Your eBook will be available for download on or before December 30, 2024.
Want to preorder the Filet version, too? Find it here.
Preorders are 50% off until January 1, 2025.
But wait - aren't your Yearly CALs free?! Yes. This eBook totally optional, and not necessary for CAL participation - but this eBook option helps support my ability to offer free CALs (and other free patterns and ad-free video tutorials).
Support the 2025 CALs by purchasing the eBook(s). This option allows you access to the entire CAL project all at once - so you are not waiting for the new block each month. Both the filet + mosaic eBooks come with 3 EXTRA phrase blocks so you can make a larger blanket, or change up the blocks you use. The ebook also makes it easy to print the entire CAL in one go without keeping track of multiple files. The eBooks are specially formatted for double-sided printing and binding, should you so choose.
Tea Time Mosaic Blanket
Pattern Notes
- Finished size using a 5.5mm hook and worsted weight yarn is 48 by 72 inches (122 by 183 cm). This blanket is set up to be resizable, so you can easily make a smaller version by doing less panels of cups and/or fewer cup across the width. Or by using a lighter weight yarn and smaller hook.
- Yarn amounts given below were taken using a 5.5mm and Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Yarn, which is a worsted weight yarn (with a 10% cushion added).
- Yarn Per Panel -
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- Background Color (odd rows): 361 yards (330 meters)
- Tea Cup Color (even rows): 225 yards (206 meters)
- Steam Color: 85 yards (78 meters)
- Yarn for the Envelope Border (4 rounds - do less or more as desired)—
- Front Border + Closing Round: 565 yards (517 meters)
- Back Border: 556 yards (508 meters)
Hogwarts Houses: Overlay Mosaic Version
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked row by row (no turning).
- Envelope Border instructions included to deal with the ends!
- Finished size using a 5.5mm hook and worsted weight yarn is 48 by 72 inches (122 by 182 cm).
- Yarn amounts given below were taken using a 5.5mm and Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Yarn, which is a worsted weight yarn (with a 10% cushion added).
Diamonds Squared
Pattern Notes
- Mosaic Granny Squares Invisible Joins - my video (ad-free!) shows how to begin a mosaic granny square, how to join rounds with an invisible join while changing colors (and carry your yarn up), and how to finish a mosaic granny square with an invisible join.
- Just like in row-based overlay mosaic, you will be working all sc into the back loop only, unless otherwise instructed. All dropped dc (ddc) will be working into the front loop only.
- 5mm Hook
- 50 yards (46 m) for each color - 2 colors per square - Color A (the design) & Color B (the background)
First Coffee Then Things
This overlay mosaic design also comes with a separate pattern for the TAPESTRY overly mosaic version of the blanket! This pattern was tested by right AND left hand hookers - there is a separate pattern for left-handed hook holders (for the worded portion only).
Traditional overlay mosaic version-
Finished Size using a 5mm hook & aran yarn is about 40 by 50 inches (101.5 by 127 cm).
Yarn Amounts - aran weight
Background/Main Color: 1,574 yards (1309 meters)
Design/Contrasting Color: 1,010 yards (840 meters)
Envelope Boder-
Front Border: 275 yards (252 meters)
Back Border: 275 yards (252 meters)
Joining Round Color: 47 yards (43 meters)
Tapestry Version-
Finished Size Using a 5mm hook and worsted weight yarn the blanket will be about 46 by 48 inches (117 by 122 cm).
Yarn Amounts - worsted weight (aran/10ply)
Background: 1,396 yards (1,277 meters)
Bean Outline/Words/Mug Outline: 985 yards (900 meters)
Bean Filler/Mug Dots: 150 yards (137 meters)
Mug Hearts/Words: 335 yards (306 meters)
Mug Filler: 200 yards (183 meters)
Steam: 102 yards (93 meters)
Envelope Boder-
Front Border: 275 yards (252 meters)
Back Border: 275 yards (252 meters)
Joining Round Color: 47 yards (43 meters)
Hopscotch Blanket
Want an easy introduction to overlay mosaic crochet? The Hopscotch blanket is perfect for beginners!
- This pattern is worked row by row (no turning) and utilizes an Envelope Border to avoid sewing all those ends.
- Hopscotch is totally customizable in size and direction are included to do so.
- This pattern includes both written instructions and a graph.
- Coloring Options - Coloring is based on the odd & even rows. You use one color for odd rows and a second color for the even rows. You will begin using a new color for odd (or even) rows when you see “new color.” You will use the new color on all the odd (or even) rows until you hit the next color change command. In this way, you will be using each color for 11 rows (11 odd or 11 even rows, that is) making this a great stash buster because not much of each color will be needed!
- 4.5mm Hook
- A note on hook sizes + yarn weights - Paintbox Simply Aran is labeled as a #4 weight, just like Worsted. However, it is thinner than any US brand of #4 yarn I have used, so you may wish to use a different hook. Overlay Mosaic is a lot of sc stitches - if you crochet tightly, I recommend using the hook size on the label, maybe a size larger. If you tend to crochet loosely, you may want to use a size smaller than the yarn label recommends. If this is your first mosaic project, it would be wise to work up a swatch or two, to see what you like best. Directions for swatch size included.
- Each color change: 110 yards aran weight yarn
- Solid Color Border - 450 yards worsted weight yarn total
- Stitch Markers (to mark the width repeats, if desired)
Love Always
This pattern includes BOTH a right and left hand written pattern and graph!
This pattern uses US Crochet Terms & Stitches
ch(s) - chain(s)
sp(s) - space(s)
st(s) - stitch(es)
BLO - back loop only
FL - front loop
BE - Beginning Edge (sc in both loops of very first st, ch1)
EE - Ending Edge (ch1, sc in both loops of final st)
sc - single crochet
dc - double crochet
ddc - dropped double crochet - a regular dc made into the unworked front loop two rows below your current row.
Stacked DC - Photo Tutorial
Standing DC - Photo or Video Tutorial
LDC - Linked double crochet - LDC for an Envelope Border Video Tutorial
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked row by row (no turning), and includes a written version for both right & left handed crocheters. Right hand hook is pages 7-10. Left hand hook is pages 11-14.
- The graph is included in a separate file. There is a one-page image file for use on devices, and there is also a printable version. It can be followed as written, no matter which hand you hold your hook in. Right-hand hook holders read the graph from right-to-left. Left-hand hook holders read the graph from left-to-right. It is colored to show how the color changes occur in the written pattern. As you read the graph, you need to be careful to read only the row you’re working - square by square - making the stitch indicated by the symbol on the square (or lack of symbol, as that means a sc).
- Your FIRST and LAST stitch of every row are worked into BOTH LOOPS. I start my first sc using a standing sc stitch - this is exactly like a stand dc, only you complete a sc stitch rather than a dc stitch (photo & video tutorials are links in the stitch list above).
- You’ll see that you are working a chain space after your first, and before your last, stitch. This is to set up the envelope border so you have no ends to sew in. The chain spaces will be what you stitch into as you border the sides of the blanket. The first & final sc (along with all the ends) will be enclosed in the envelope border.
- Excluding the first and last sc, all other sc are worked into the BLO.
- The stitches in ( ) are repeated. The design notes a repeat of ‘x3’ - which means you repeat the stitch sequence in the ( ) a total of three times. It may be helpful to place stitch markers to mark off the repeat sets. If you make the Baby size - your repeat will only be x2.
- About Colors. Each heart is outlined on top by the color of the heart in the proceeding row and outlined on the bottom by the color of the heart in the next row. There is a color planning example and color planning charts on pages 4-6.
- What about all those ENDS? There’s NO end sewing (except the final border round).
- Can the size of this blanket be customized? - Yes! You need to chain a multiple of 50 + 36 more. Then adjust the number of times you repeat the main width - the stitches inside the ( ) - to be the same as the multiple of 50 you chose.
- Never made an Overlay Mosaic project before? - No worries! I had a mix of both veteran and new to mosaic testers, so I hope you find this pattern is easy to follow - even if it is your first overlay mosaic project.
- 5.5mm Hook
- C1 & C2 - 340 yards worsted weight yarn per color
- C3-13 - 220 yards worsted weight yarn per color
- Solid Color Border - 740 yards worsted weight yarn total
- Front Border: 340 yards worsted weight yarn
- Back Border: 340 yards worsted weight yarn
- TIP! Have a yarn color you don’t care for? Use it for the back border.
- SC Closing Round: 60 yards worsted weight yarn
- Stitch Markers (to mark the repeats, if desired)