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DIAGONAL BLOSSOMS: Crochet Pillow Cover Pattern

Crochet, Free patterns, Other projects, Patterns

It’s cold February again, so time to take photos of all your completed garments created by Conceptcreative.store , post your photos on Ravelry and https://mycrochet.conceptcreative.store/

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This pillow cover will lend a sophisticated air of modern crochet home design and compliment any home style decor. It’s cozy and versatile and the best thing is that you will always have an original gift for all your loved ones: both men or women. 🎁

My pillow covers were made in fail-safe neutral tones that are suitable to any minimalist design style (I have already given away a few of such pillows :)). These subdued hues don’t overwhelm any given space and never fail to make an interior feel more homey.
You can crochet this project in solid energetic hues for even more visual appeal! Just go for a hue that speaks to you and it will most likely look great.

More details about this cover pattern:

►  It is customizable to any square or rectangle size (you will crochet foundation row until its length equals to the measured side of your pillow; then you will crochet in the round, always in the same direction).

► The beautiful diagonals are created by double crochet stitches, post stitches and puff stitches. PHOTO TUTORIAL of these stitches, WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS for every row in English and high quality crochet CHARTS are included (see screen shots).

►  You will not need to crochet gauge – just take soft yarn like 100 % merino wool, linen/rayon, linen/bamboo, linen/polyester or cotton/acrylic in one solid color and start crocheting with hook that is slightly smaller than recommended by the producer of your yarn. The samples shown were made with 8 and 10 ply (UK) = DK and Worsted-weight, 3 and 4, Light and Medium (USA) and hook 3.25 mm (hook D in USA).

Continue to pattern: Diagonal blossoms crochet pillow cover pattern

MASHRABIYA-crochet-curtains-pattern

Crochet, Free patterns, Other projects, Patterns

Jali (jaali) and Mashrabiya are elements of traditional Indo-Islamic architecture that feature delicate organic, vegetal or geometrical ornaments carved in stone or wood.

The term Jaali is used in Central Asia – in India, Pakistan and the countries surrounding, while Mashrabia is used mostly in the Arabic world; from Iran, Iraq to Morocco and Andalusia (read more about Jaali and Mashrabia ).

In the course of the day, the movement of these patterns in silhouette across the floor enhances the pleasure of their intricate geometry. Here are a few stunning pieces of this art, so you know why I named my crochet curtains Mashrabiya 😊.

And here is my work that I gave as a present to a dearest person. 😊 I think this crochet decor gives an atmosphere of calm and serenity to this interior, makes it modern and unique, regardless of the fashion.

I invite you to crochet this beauty that will resemble a projecting window 😊

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As you saw, I have already published the free pattern for these motifs in this blog. You can follow these instructions and arrange motifs as you go. Or you might wish to download your printable copy for a small fee (and thus, cover my time expenses for describing this beauty 😉). So, you have 3 options to start with:

  1. Download your printable pattern from Etsy www.etsy.com/crochet-pattern and follow my photo tutorials for two types of crochet curtains and crochet tablecloth.   
  2. Learn something new by downloading your printable pattern from conceptcreative.store/curtains-tablecloth-crochet-pattern and follow my photo tutorials for two types of crochet curtains, crochet tablecloth and a photo tutorial on how to crochet these motifs in one piece.  
  3. Or visit this page with the free charted and written instructions for these motifs, as well as description for joining them as you go.

Yes, option 2 has that special photo tutorial that I have promised you 😉 – my formula on making this motif-project without hiding all ends and ruining your yarn. Here you may see the video about undoing 3 square motifs 😉.

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 Happy crocheting, friends!