Rosina Plane
Patterns available as Ravelry Downloads
Crochet: Baby Blanket, Throw
Ideal pattern to learn the Overlay Mosaic Crochet technique, and/or to use up those leftover scraps of yarn.
Crochet: Afghan block
Little Mosaic Squares are worked using the overlay mosaic crochet technique, from centre-out, and were designed with beginners to this technique in mind.
Crochet: Throw
Overlay mosaic crochet pattern inspired by the “predawn dance” performed by courting Seahorses.
Knitting: Afghan block
As my store name suggests, I am not really a knitter, I specialise in crochet design… However, I decided to take on a charity challenge to knit every day in October 2022.
Crochet: Throw
Luxurious looking, but surprisingly easy to hook, mosaic crochet sampler, which showcases the texture of overlay mosaic crochet, and uses 13 gradient colours to add a sense of movement.
Crochet: Afghan block
Panel designed specially as part of the 2021 ‘Friends Around The World’ Mosaic Crochet CAL run by Facebook group CAL - Crochet A Long.
Crochet: Throw
Originally designed for the yarn included in the Crochet Society advent calendar 2020.
Crochet: Throw
Inspired by autumn walks though British native woodlands, this blanket features the iconic oak leaf and acorn.
Crochet: Throw
Please note this pattern was originally released as a CAL (Crochet Along) and has therefore been split into 7 parts (plus an important Introduction file).
Crochet: Throw
It may look like magic but the only special powers involved in this throw are mosaic crochet! If you’ve never tried it before, it really is easier to do than it looks.
Crochet: Throw
Bargello Mosaic uses the Overlay Mosaic crochet technique, but cycles through 3 colours, rather than the more usual 2.
Crochet: Afghan block
Free chart to create a square using my 3-colour overlay mosaic crochet technique.
Crochet: Throw
This fabulous blanket is made up of individual squares and uses the inset mosaic crochet technique, worked in the round.
Crochet: Throw
Diamond Haze uses the Overlay Mosaic crochet technique, but cycles through 3 colours, rather than the more usual 2.
Crochet: Throw
Please note this was originally published as a CAL (Crochet A Long), which ran from 28th September to 16th November 2020.
Crochet: Pillow / Cushion
Hannah’s cushion was originally published as a free pattern for members of my facebook group Rosina Crochets, and the free pattern may still be obtained from there.
Crochet: Scarf, Shawl / Wrap
This inset mosaic crochet Wrap was originally published in issue 59 of Crochet Now magazine.
Crochet: Afghan block
Square designed specially for the 2020 ‘Friends Around The World’ CAL run by facebook group CAL - Crochet A Long.
Crochet: Baby Blanket
Bright and cheerful crochet blanket, which is really quick and easy to make, thanks to the overlay mosaic crochet technique.
Crochet: Throw
Pretty blanket constructed from octagons, joined together with lacy squares and triangles.
Crochet: Afghan block
Originally published as a free 3-part MAL for members of my facebook group ‘Rosina Crochets’ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/2507398742660519/), I have now combined all 3 parts into a single 9-page document with clear written instructions and step-by-step photos.
Crochet: Throw, Pillow / Cushion
Sweet Dreams is a blanket and cushion set constructed using two sizes of squares, made with the Inset mosaic crochet technique, worked in the round.
Crochet: Throw
Originally published in issue 51 of Crochet Now magazine, this inset mosaic crochet blanket was inspired by the Neil Young song ‘Heart of Gold’
Crochet: Throw
Nothing says Spring to me more than clusters of beautiful daffodils, and they were my inspiration for this pretty design.
Crochet: Throw
“Baubles” was originally published in issue 89 of Simply Crochet magazine in Autumn 2019, and PDFs added here in 2020.
Crochet: Throw
’Norway Spruce’ was originally published in issue 46 of Crochet Now magazine in August 2019.
Crochet: Throw
The design of this super-soft and squidgy blanket harks back to memories of my early childhood in the 1970s – specifically the bold shapes and earthy colours that were the height of fashion at the time.
Crochet: Tote
The specific colours used for this pattern, and quantities required of each will depend on the high temperature in your chosen area on each day.
Crochet: Throw
If you missed issue 38 of Crochet Now, the pattern for Sugar & Spice is now available as a PDF download.