Does anyone have a pattern for a men's / unisex sweater I can make in 12 hours or is my best bet to make two panels and two sleeves and sew it all together? Preferably free if possible because I have $7 to my name

I saw this pattern for sale on Etsy and besides having only 1 sale and no reviews, the pictures look very AI to me https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/4565675584/nordic-mosaic-crochet-blanket-pattern?ref=shop_home_active_2&pro=1&dd=1&logging_key=87b9a6fddf3a34c40246d7ab1a5b8661df2df1be%3A4565675584

I love the look of the blanket and am tempted to try it given the Etsy money back guarantee (maybe a bit foolish of me!) but having never done mosaic crochet before (but lots of other blankets) I wonder if this even looks like something that could be achievable with mosaic crochet. Would appreciate any advice/recommendations of similar patterns. Thanks!

Hi Everyone,

My house got destroyed in a fire last week, and the only thing that I want back is my baby's blanket. I am 33 weeks pregnant, and this blanket was mine from a couple of decades ago and was used for my daughter as well.

My only option to replace the blanket is to remake it, but I can't figure out what kind of stitch this is, or how the border was originally made.

The stitching allowed the blanket to be very thin but still warm. You could fold this blanket end over end seven times and still breathe through it like there was nothing there, but somehow it was still very warm.

If possible, is someone able to make me a pattern for this? I don't know the first thing about crochet but I want my daughters to have this blanket.

It was roughly 30 in x 55 in if that helps.

Help! Looking for this pattern, and struggling to find it. The person who posted the picture said she had a video on youtube with the pattern, but I can’t find it:( I wanna make this for my friends birthday!

Looking to make a crochet version of something like this. I might just end up buying from this shop because it looks lovely - but I've crocheted my accessories and would love to be able to say that I made the whole thing :) I'm a little torn on the idea of crochet pants/shorts/bloomers but again would be fun to say I made the whole thing. But maybe I'll buy the bottoms from them and make the bodice. Anyway - any plus size-friendly pattern suggestions for the bodice or bloomers would be appreciated!! I already made the hat so don't need that pattern.

EDIT: did not mean to put the same picture 4 times oops don't know how to fix that

I’m working on this pattern and trying to make a yarn substitution work. The pattern calls for weight 3 yarn, but I couldn’t find what I wanted in that weight, so I’m using weight 4 and moved up to a 6 mm hook.
I know changing the yarn weight is going to affect the pattern, and I’m fine with the finished piece coming out larger. What I’m trying to figure out is what adjustments I need to make to get the heavier yarn to work correctly.

Right now, my bottom edge is starting to curve and I seem to be losing stitches as I go. For anyone who has successfully worked a pattern like this in a heavier yarn: would you change the hook size further, adjust the starting/turning stitches, or make another modification to compensate for the heavier yarn?
I’d really like to make the materials I already have work rather than switch back to weight 3.

I saw a pattern for this on etsy but it the pictures looked like AI. The picture is of a completed product but I want to make one myself that looks similar. The patterns that I did come across had super long leaves and just didn’t have the vibe i was looking for like this one. Has anyone seen a really similar pattern to this one anywhere?

So I brought my 5 year old a Tamagochi nano. She was thrilled when a little duck looking character was hatched (Kuchipatchi). Unfortunately tamagochi life spans are not particularly long even when looked after and now her tamagochi "Quakers" has passed on (RIP) and she's upset she didn't even get to say goodbye.

I've decided to crochet a little amigurumi to cheer her up. She's thrilled. Unfortunately I can't understand the instructions for the mouth at all and need some help! Anyway I try and do it or read it I don't understand it. Will some kind soul out there be able to decipher it from the photos or instructions? I'm hoping someone with experience will be able to enlighten me

Can anyone recommend an iced coffee cup cozy that is advanced-beginner friendly? I’ve found a couple online but they’re a bit more complicated or aren’t clearly written. I prefer written patterns over video (although video is nice if I get stuck…I just don’t want to have to watch the whole time) and while I’d prefer free, I’m happy to purchase a pattern if needed.