I’m so glad you’re here. This community is still very much in its early days, which means you’re part of the founding group shaping what this space becomes. This is a relaxed, supportive place for crocheters to talk patterns, charts, ideas, problems, wins… all of it. To break the ice, I’d love to know: What are you currently working on – or hoping to work on next? (Finished, half-finished, still just an idea totally counts!) I’ll be popping in regularly with tips, behind-the-scenes bits, and questions too. Make yourself at home 🧶✨

Same design. Two completely different moods. A = Dramatic contrast of colour B = Soft & subtle Which would you crochet? And why?

This space is for crochet designers (and aspiring designers) and crocheters alike who want to create clear, professional projects from patterns without overwhelm. Inside this community, you can: • Ask questions about crochet patterns, charts, layout, or formatting • Share work-in-progress or drafts for feedback • Learn how to make your projects • Build confidence in your progress There’s no pressure to be “finished” or perfect here — learning and progress are what matter. If you’re new, say hello below and tell us what you’re currently working on (or hoping to work on).

• Skill level - Beginner to intermediate • Stitch type used - Mosaic Overlay • Yarn weight - Double Knit • Ideal project size 50” x 30” : Link available below: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/celtic-weave-3

Do you see how the front loop double crochets stack vertically? That’s what creates the clean “column” effect in overlay mosaic. Once you understand that logic, charts stop feeling random — and start feeling structured. Does anyone else look for vertical flow first when reading a chart?