DREAMS OF A LOST MOONCHILD

So I updated my crochet blogs (you can find links to them here)

I suck at writing down patterns, cause I sort of developed my own crochet language if you can call it that, it’s a mix of Scandinavian, UK and US terms, and horrible hand drawn graphics… which is also what you get hahaha Cause let’s stay authentic.

I will get around to writing the patterns I have down, it’s just super time consuming, but I can show you a little of what I bring.

To start with the ‘practical crochet’ side of things, I am going to write up the changes I made to the grandma shawl pattern to make the open poncho, and the sweater is a design by me, this made in scraps to fit the ‘practical crochet’ concept, and show that you can actually make a sweater (or sweater-dress) – I mean it’s a question of rows innit – for next to nothing. The pattern is called Dark Stars and is made by me, and will be available both on that blog, but also on my regular crochet blog.

This is the ‘non-scrap’ version of the sweater dress pattern I dubbed Dark Star. I think it looks awesome tbh.

The first image ‘Orchid shawl’ is not my pattern, and is only for sale, I do however have a ‘explanation of’ entry on my crochet blog, explaining this pattern, because I honestly don’t think it’s a beginner pattern. (€6 w/o shipping)

The second Image is a reimagining of the Orchid shawl, that I named ‘midnight orchids’, and it’s an open poncho, but otherwise the same stitch as the Orchid shawl, The poncho itself is for sale (€6 w/o shipping), but I will (like with the grandma shawl above) write down the changes I made to the original pattern, to create this shape, which will of course be free. (this is not up yet)

And lastly there is the Yharnam Nights cowl – Honestly I tried to make something else, but you know me, I am not good with directions, and so I changed the pattern, and this is what happened. This pattern is already up on my crochet blog for free, and the cowl itself is €4 w/o shipping.

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