Luz Higdon
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Crochet: Bedspread, Hanging Ornament
In Spanish, NIEVE means snow, perfect for this time of year! Winter’s just around the corner in the Northern Hemisphere, and I’m delighted to bring you a pattern that celebrates the changing seasons. With no designated gauge, feel free to use any yarn you choose – I recommend a size 3, or DK weight, and at least half a hook size less than sugge...
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Crochet: Afghan block
Inspired by fair isle knitting, I present my contribution to the FATW6 CAL featured in the CAL – Crochet A Long group on Facebook, directed by Laurene Leeseberg Bluder. This simple pattern is best worked up in dk weight, or size 3 yarn and is made up in overlay mosaic crochet. The mosaic scheme is worked flat from the foundation chain with colo...
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Crochet: Shawl / Wrap, Throw
Part I: As a comic book enthusiast, and avid lover of the cinematic superhero genre I give you the Harlequin CAL. The infinite mosaic scheme is based on an argyle pattern worked flat from the foundation chain with color changes alternating between setting and contrasting colors. For the purposes of maintaining continuity between color changes, ...
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Crochet: Baby Blanket
The mosaic scheme is arranged in a rectangular wrap worked flat from the foundation chain. First and last SC are worked separate from mosaic scheme. The second row of each color is worked in SC, and chain spaces identical to previous row worked. Chain spaces count as a stitches throughout work. Beginning ch 1 does not count as a stitch. Mosaic ...
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Crochet: Throw
Inspired by my love for Greek meander, and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, I introduce my first pattern - the Volunteer Blanket. It’ll be sure to make a splash at your next tailgate, or a beautiful piece to accent any room in your home. Happy Hooking!
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Crochet: Baby Blanket
Inspired by my love for Greek meander, and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, I introduce my first pattern - the Volunteer Blanket. Its fun, mosaic crochet scheme will be sure to dazzle any mommy or daddy-to-be, and works up quickly in any size 4 yarn. Happy hooking!
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Crochet: Coaster
This simple pattern is quick, and easy to follow. Perfect for beginners! Stitch variations are comprised of half-double crochet, and front-post single crochet. I recommend using a crochet hook at least one size smaller than recommended gauge using medium worsted yarn. Happy Hooking! ❤️