Printable Crochet Diary
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The diary comes with printable PDF files specially formatted for double-sided printing in 4 different paper sizes: US Letter, A4, A5, and Classic Happy Planner paper size! Print only the pages you need, and as many as you want for each planner section!
The Crochet Diary printable includes all the things you might want to track for your projects, including a detailed project page, an at-a-glance projects list, yarn weights/hooks table, and even a page for those who are crochet testers – a test project tracking page!
- 9 sections with Tabs to organize your projects, including:
- WIPs
- hibernating projects
- gift trackers
- donation tracking
- hook inventory
- pattern tests
- notes
- finished projects
- plus a blank section to use as you need!
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Honeycomb Mosaic
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked row by row (no turning).
- If you haven’t already…please look over the stitch list on page 3 before continuing with these pattern notes or you may be confused.
- You’ll see that you are working a chain space after your first, and before your last, stitch (part of the BE and EE). 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 BE and EE, all other sc are worked into the BLO unless otherwise noted.
- Beginner? I have tutorials for overlay mosaic here.
Projects with Worsted Weight Yarn (#4 / aran / 10ply)
10% has been added to all yarn amounts to provide a cushion for looser stitchers. DK will take less than worsted, so if you prefer DK and a 4mm hook you can safely plan by the below numbers have have more than enough yarn!
- 5mm Hook
Baby Blanket - in 3 Colors - 34 by 38 inches (86 by 97 cm)
- Each of Color A, B, and C: 493 yards (450 m)
- Border Color + Envelope Border: 551 yards (504 m)
Throw Size Planning Notes - 3 colors
- Throw (3 colors; ch168+5): 248 yards (227 m) PER color PER height repeat (rows 4-45).
I want to use MORE colors!
A hexagon grid planning page for all 3 sizes below can be found on the final page of this document. With the below information you can plan a blanket that uses any number of colors (but you must use at least 3). You will begin a new color at the starting row of each NEW hexagon. You’ll want to consult the graph if you are unsure when this point is, as the pattern has written color changes for only 3 colors (or email me as I am happy to help you sort it out if it’s not clear). A “row of whole hexagons” means a vertical line of hexagons (for example the first row of whole hexagons is made by Rows 3-9).
- Baby Blanket: 83 yards (76 m) PER “row” of whole Hexagons.
- Throw: 125 yards (114 m) PER “row” of whole hexagons.
OWL Always Love You
This pattern is available in a BUNDLE (with 3 other punny animal blankets) here: Punny Bundle
Owl Always Love You - Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked from the bottom up and turned for each new row.
- This pattern can be worked as written for both right & left hand hook holders. If needed, be sure to read the graph from the correct direction: odd rows are read right to left; even rows are read left to right. As a left hand hook holder, when crocheting the EVEN rows the right side will be facing you.
- A graph for this pattern can be found in a separate PDF file included with this purchase.
- New to Mayhem & Majesty filet patterns? Please read the Help Guide on page 3 of this pattern before attempting to begin.
- Mayhem & Majesty pattern veteran? Please make sure to read the pattern in full as some techniques & stitch patterns may have changed since your last project.
Yarn & Supplies - DK (#3/8ply/light worsted) - 35 by 36 inches (85 by 90 cm)
- Blanket Body: 1,371 yards (1,254 m)
- Granny Lace Border: 193 yards (177 m)
- 4mm Hook
- Stitch Markers
Yarn & Supplies - worsted (#4/10ply/aran) - 35 by 36 inches (85 by 90 cm)
- Blanket Body: 1645 yards (1504 m)
- Granny Lace Border: 232 yards (212 m)
- 5mm Hook
- Stitch Markers
Stitch Abbreviations & Techniques ~ US Crochet Terms
st(s) - stitch(es)
sk - skip
ch - chain
slst - slip stitch
sc - single crochet
dc - double crochet
picot - ch3, slst into 3rd ch from hook
GC - Granny Cluster: 3dc in same stitch
GCD - Granny Cluster Decrease: dc in st, dc2tog starting in the same st as previous dc and ending in the next st, then make another dc into same st the dc2tog finished in - you should have a 3dc “granny cluster” that is spread over 2 sc sts. Video Tutorial
CC - Corner Cluster: (3dc, ch1, 3dc) in same stitch
Optional Stitches/Techniques
FDC - Foundation Row Double Crochet - Written + Video Tutorial
Stacked DC - Photo Tutorial - use in place of “ch2 + turn” for filet rows and/or when adding additional rounds of granny stitch.
Standing DC - Photo or Video Tutorial
Scrappy Mosaic Hearts
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked row by row (no turning).
- Please refer to the stitch list on page 3 for meaning of stitch abbreviations used in the below bullet points and in the written/graph patterns.
- You’ll see that you are working a chain space after your first, and before your last, stitch (part of the BE and EE ). 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 BE and EE, all other sc are worked into the Back Loop Only (BLO).
- Beginner? I have tutorials for overlay mosaic here.
Baby Blanket Yarn Amounts - for Worsted Weight (#4/Aran/10ply)
Finished Size with yarn & Hook below: 32 by 42 inches (82 by 107 cm)
10% has been added to all yarn amounts to provide a cushion for looser stitchers. Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Yarn was used to gather yardages/sizing information. With my tension, I prefer to use the hook size n the label for my overlay mosaic projects, but you should use whatever you prefer if you have done overlay before - or maybe test a few swatches if this is your first time, to see what looks best.
- 5.5mm Hook
- Border Color + Envelope Border: 551 yards (504 m)
Work in only 2 colors
- Color 1: 630 yards (576 m) total0
- Color 2: 630 yards (576 m) total
Scrappy Colors
- Odd Row Color: 90 yards (82 m) per repeat of Rows 1-19
- Even Row Color: 90 yards (82 m) per repeat of Rows 1-19
~ Make a BIGGER Scrappy Blanket ~
7 Hearts wide: chain 163
Work the pattern changing the ( )x2 width repeat to an ( )x3 width repeat.
Yarn Amounts? 130 yards (119 m) per repeat of Rows 1-19
9 Hearts wide: chain 207
Work the pattern changing the ( )x2 width repeat to an ( )x4 width repeat.
Yarn Amounts? 170 yards (148 m) per repeat of Rows 1-19
Love Squared
Pattern Notes
- This pattern is worked in the round (like a solid granny square) and turned for each new row.
- The pattern is written using my signature Numerical Filet style. No graph is included as there is not a way to make a filet chart that can be read in the round.
- This pattern can be made with any weight yarn & hook, but the finished sizes are as follows (using DK weight yarn and a 4mm hook):
- The one-piece baby blanket (with shell border) is approximately 34 inches (87 cm) square.
- A single granny square is approximately 8 inches (20 cm) square.
- Please read the Filet worked in the Round Help Guide on page 3 of this pattern before attempting to begin. Even if you have worked my filet patterns before!
Yarn & Supplies - Baby Blanket - DK yarn (light worsted / #3 / 8 ply)
- 1,400 total yards (1,280 meters)
- Rows 1-9 (a Granny Block): 61 yards (56 meters)
- Panel 1 (Rows 10-17 is a “panel”): 144 yards (131 meters)
- Panel 2: 237 yards (217 meters)
- Panel 3: 331 yards (303 meters)
- Panel 4: 427 yards (390 meters)
- Shell Border: 200 yards (183 meters)
- 4mm Hook
- Stitch Markers
Calculating Yarn & Sizing for Larger Blankets
- Each panel repeat (rows 10-17) adds about 6 inches to the width/height.
- Each panel uses the yardage of the previous panel + 94 yards (86 m) more. For example, adding a 5th panel to the baby blanket above would mean you take the amount of Panel 4 (427) PLUS 94 more - to get a total off 523 yards for this 5th panel. This would make the blanket 38 in chess square.
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