The Kaleidoscope Mosaic Overlay pattern calls for 1500 yards of color A and 1500 yards of color B in Worsted Weight (Aran). It is presented in “I Love This Yarn” Solid and Print. This yarn is sold exclusively at Hobby Lobby in the USA, but substitutions can easily be made in the colors of your choice for those who live elsewhere in the world. I...

The “Beaded” mosaic overlay pattern uses an approximate 2,968 yds of DK weight acrylic yarn. The pattern was tested using Scheepjes Color Crafter (a DK weight low-pill acrylic yarn @ 300 m/328 yds per skein). However, the suggested can easily be substituted by any DK weight yarn of your choice. In crafting this pattern, I used 6 skeins of black...

This 18” x 18” pillow design, requires 284 yds (1 skein) of Paintbox Wool Blend DK in Paper White, 568 yds (2 skeins) of Paintbox Wool Blend DK in Flint, and 568 yds (2 skeins) of Paintbox Wool Blend DK in Loveheart. Fibers and colors can be substituted, but yarn weight cannot. There are two graphs included in the pattern: 1 tapestry graph (fro...

The “DRAGON WHEEL” Mosaic Overlay pattern is the third of three dragon themed patterns from WoollyFae, measuring 59” x 44” and utilizing a 20 ST x 18 R repeat that allows for custom adjustments to the pattern dimensions. The optional border, written separate from the mosaic overlay section of the instructions, is a streamlined combination of wo...

The DRAGON mosaic overlay pattern can be created with any variegated and black DK/Light Worsted. The photos in this pattern feature Cygnet Color Rush in “Pepper” (a near 400 yds per skein) and Paintbox DK/Light Worsted acrylic yarn in “Black”. Keep in mind that Cygnet Color Rush is a UK brand and you may wish to substitute with a brand from you...

Duality is an eastern themed mosaic overlay pattern, sporting dragons, yin-yang, shadow box effect, double happiness and I-ching boxes. The pattern calls for an approximate 4,845 yds of DK acrylic yarn. I used 8 skeins of Stylecraft Special DK in Burgundy and 7 skeins of Parchment.

The Geometric Ambigram is a mosaic overlay crochet pattern that contains several design combinations; each dominant depending on how the eye perceives them. The lines are strong and clean, and the overall design possesses a classy, traditional charm.

This generously proportioned blanket (65” x 42”) uses two separated crochet techniques to create a charming flower design that runs uninterrupted from top to bottom. The edges of the blanket give way to mosaic “waffles”. A pattern of offset squares occupies a generous proportion of the blanket.

The Osteospermum Mosaic Overlay Pattern was inspired by yellow and purple osteospermum daisies from my flowerbed. However, this pattern can be constructed from any desired color combination imaginable. The photo samples were constructed using Scheepjes Color Crafter in Leuven (Yellow) and Antwerpen (Purple). You can substitute Scheepjes with St...

This 50” x 36” Mosaic Overlay Pattern is constructed from side to side, rather than bottom to top. Your foundation chain and foundation row will compose the length of the blanket, allowing the fringe to fall top and bottom of the blanket.

This Mosaic Overlay pattern was constructed using black worsted acrylic and Red Heart super stripes variegated worsted weight yarn. The pattern looks good in both solid colors or in a solid/variegated combo. The test sample was made with Aran/Worsted Weight Acrylic, using a 4mm/G crochet hook. For those who prefer a different brand: Lion Brand ...

This pattern measures an approximate 27” x 17” after construction. The 100% cotton fiber makes it fully functional. The Dip down Herringbone HDC stitch produces a compact texture that does not mar the back side of the hand towel. This makes it perfect for display in any room of your house. Both variations come with written instructions. A fully...

This easy mosaic overlay pattern is a perfect first-time project. While the graph and written instructions render a 36” x 48” blanket, the repetitive pattern allows for easy alterations in size.

This Sunset Silhouette mosaic overlay pattern was constructed from an approximate 4000 yards of Scheepjes Color Crafter acrylic dk in 6 colors: 2000 yds Ede (black), 750 yds Alkmaar (petrol or teal), 150 yds Goes (duck egg or pale blue), 250 yds Nijmegan (gold), 300 yds Durum (bronzed orange), 600 yds Breda (clay, orangish-red). The recommended...

The Symmetry Shawl features symmetrical triangular lines that lend the shawl an airy drape, reminiscent of a lace curtain fluttering in a breeze.

This 18 row repeat Mosaic Diamond and Lattice throw pattern is so easy that you will breeze through it. If you have been wanting to try a mosaic crochet pattern, this would be a wonderful first-time project. If you are experienced at Mosaic Crochet, you will love the versatility.

The Emily’s Garden Design Pillow is a perfect accessory for the Emily’s Garden Blanket (in my store) or as a stand-alone gift or home decor project. It was created with my granddaughter in mind, using an ultra-soft 100% polyester, Aran/worsted weight yarn. This polyester yarn can be machine-washed in cold water and air-dries quickly. . The Emil...

The Emily’s Garden design was created with my granddaughter in mind, using an ultra-soft 100% polyester, worsted weight yarn. The blanket is composed of 20 crocheted flowers and (20) 8” squares, woven into the back loop of each flower center. Size can be increased or decreased by adding or subtracting the number of 8” squares constructed. The p...

This 45” x 60” colorworks pattern uses a basic tapestry technique that can be constructed via traditional front/back method of turning the work with each new row, or front side only (as shown in the photo example). Instructions for the double-sided border and the lace frame are included in this pattern. Yarn balls (Intarsia) for color C (shown ...

A skyline design using the mosaic overlay technique. The instructions include all specs, designer tips and a basic mosaic tutorial link to my YouTube Channel for beginners. The double sided border is not included in this pattern. I have received several questions as to whether it was overlay or inset. At the time this pattern was created, I con...