The Twisted Ribbon Bargello Table Runner uses bargello crochet techniques and simple stitches to create an optical illusion of a spiralling ribbon along the length of your table runner. The pattern may be strange to follow, different to anything you’ve done before, but read it thoroughly and work stitch by stitch to create something amazing!

Bargello is originally a type of needlepoint embroidery consisting of upright flat stitches laid in a mathematical pattern to create motifs. It has been translated into patchwork, using the varying widths of pieces to create dramatic waves, twists and stripes.

Bargello is originally a type of needlepoint embroidery consisting of upright flat stitches laid in a mathematical pattern to create motifs. It has been translated into patchwork, using the varying widths of pieces to create dramatic waves, twists and stripes.

Here’s my take on the classic hexagon cardigan pattern!

Here’s my take on the classic hexagon sweater pattern!

If you follow our blog (www.crochetbetweenworlds.net), you know that we dislike sewing. And we love useful and easy things. Combining these “features” the Stacking Hexagon Baskets were born. They can we used for everything really… a bread basket, a toy basket or whatever tickles your fancy. When not used, they can easily stacked into each other...

The Heartwood Cardi reminds me of tree rings, hence the name.

Bring on a rainbow cascade of shades with a breathtaking Bargello bag by Michelle Westlund.

Bargello is originally a type of needlepoint embroidery consisting of upright flat stitches laid in a mathematical pattern to create motifs. It has been translated into patchwork, using the varying widths of pieces to create dramatic waves, twists and stripes.

Who doesn’t need rainbow crochet shorts!?

This pattern is an adaptation of the well-known quilt design, the Tumbling Blocks. This is a simplified version, made with Diagonal Half Solid Granny Squares and the Join-As-You-Go technique. No sewing together a thousand diamonds!

Keep warm and toasty around the campfire with this Bonfire Beanie! The band is made using overlay crochet techniques to create the flame motif.

The “Moroccan Doorways” are made by using overlay crochet techniques. This means you will be working over the top of previous rows, sometimes into the same loops!

Need a funky, bright, big bag to tote your projects around? Looking for a stashbusting pattern?

Try some chunky fitted wristwarmers this winter! Worked in a flat piece, then joined to make a wristwarmer that fits you snugly from hand to arm.