This ebook contains all three overlay mosaic buffalo plaid patterns. Buy purchasing the ebook, you get all three sizes at a discounted cost to you!

This pattern is an overlay mosaic pattern for my large buffalo plaid squares. Included in the pattern is the chart and the written pattern for a blanket

This pattern is an overlay mosaic pattern for my medium buffalo plaid squares. Included in the pattern is the chart and the written pattern for a blanket

This pattern is an overlay mosaic pattern for my small buffalo plaid squares. Included in the pattern is the chart, the written pattern for a blanket, and the written pattern to make a pumpkin.

This baby blanket is one of two in a series I designed. There is also a coordinating Peek a Boo blanket. You can buy just the I See You pattern (This is the listing you are currently on), or you can buy the ebook containing both patterns, also posted in this listing.

This baby blanket is one of two in a series I designed. There is also a coordinating I See You blanket. You can buy just the Peek a Boo pattern (This is the listing you are currently on), or you can buy the ebook containing both patterns, also posted in this listing.

This pattern is an overlay mosaic afghan sized blanket. It has one chart that is repeated to create any sized project you’d like. This would work well as a throw pillow cover, place mats… Anything you can think of!

This pattern was created by me, Jamie Storer of Storer Bought Creations, and is being hosted by CAL - Crochet A Long.

UPDATE: I have included the pattern for a smaller pumpkin and notes on how to make a larger pumpkin. Download the new pdf for the smaller pattern.

This chart is 146 stitches wide by 167 stitches tall. It is worked in overlay mosaic. Depending on your yarn choice and gauge, this blanket comes out to roughly 40x45 inches.

I have always loved 60s and 70s mod designs. I love the geometric shapes and fun colors. I really wanted to design a blanket that samples some of the fun wall paper and fabric designs that come from that era. I felt like the rainbow colors really brought to mind the 60s, and the colors made me feel so happy while working on this blanket.

Once upon a time…

This blanket is worked in overlay crochet. This is worked in the traditional overlay method with just one color per row. No changing colors mid row. When worked in the recommended yarn weight and hook size, your blanket should come out to approximately 45 x 56 inches BEFORE the border is added.

There are two versions of the bow included in the pattern. Bow A and B are very similar, but photo tutorials will show you how to sew each bow to make the two styles.

One skein of Bernat Pipsqueak gets me two snowmen, but just barely. I have less than 20 inches of yarn left. So if you want to make two snowmen from one skein, you may run out a few rounds from finishing.

You will need to use one strand of regular worsted weight yarn and one strand of fun fur yarn together for this pattern. Please read the pattern notes before beginning your project as it has some very useful information regarding this project!

This blanket is worked in C2C, or corner to corner crochet. The blanket is worked from a chart, and the wheels are crocheted and sewn on separately.

This pattern includes the instructions for making a chevron afghan in both double and single crochet. You may also find my blog post regarding chevrons useful. http://storerboughtcreations.weebly.com/blog/how-to-make-...

This pattern is my version of the googly-eyed squid photo I saw on Facebook recently. It was so cute, I had to make one for myself!

I have updated this pattern. The new pdf should be easier to follow.

This cute ornament is quick to work up and would not only look great on a tree, but would also be a fun gift bauble.

This cute ornament is quick to work up and would not only look great on a tree, but would also be a fun gift bauble.

Using a size 9 steel crochet hook (1.4mm) and and 2 or 3 weight yarn to make this ornament to decorate your tree or even a gift! Use seed beads to decorate your tree.

This pattern uses worsted weight yarn in light brown, pink, light blue and medium blue. You also need a small amount of black and yellow.

This panda is roughly 7 inches long and 4 inches high using the yarn and hook size suggested.

I found using size 30 thread and a number 9 steel crochet hook, I was able to get decent sized bookmark. I suggest using no more than 6 letters, unless you like having a really long bookmark.

I am hard of hearing, and well before I was diagnosed with hearing loss, I took ASL 1 and 2 in high school. I then took ASL 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and Deaf Culture Studies in college. I designed and released this pattern in 2013, and I felt that it needed a facelift.