Handcrafting with Pattern Mixes: At Least Two Patterns Per Design

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find gorgeous designs featuring a cheerful mix of patterns.
Enjoy!

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. The designs featured here must include at least two patterns. Don’t forget links, images, information, etc.

In this summery crocheted girls’ dress with a bolero jacket, half double crochets meet lace patterns and wrapped double crochets. The various patterns are explained in detail with detail photos. Depending on the color combination, you can make the set either colorful and cheerful or subtle and elegant.



Click here for the “Set Lucy” crochet pattern.

This fluffy “Caresse” cuddle shawl thrives on its mix of patterns and materials. It really invites you to snuggle up in it at home on the sofa or in a beer garden on a balmy summer evening. With basic knitting skills (and crocheting for the border), you can easily recreate this shawl using the detailed pattern, which includes pictures.



Click here for the “Caresse Cuddle Shawl” knitting pattern.

The Erimaki pattern shawl is for knitters who love variety.
It consists of a cable pattern and lace patterns.

The pattern consists of one PDF file with 2 pages of text and one PDF file containing the knitting chart.

For more information: *click*

You get a potpourri of patterns with the Mureki tablecloth.
Mureki can be crocheted as a whole and up to the desired part.
If you only want to make three parts in total, or 5, you will still have a complete tablecloth afterward.

To the pattern: *click*

This scarf made from thin lace yarn—making it suitable for summer as well—can be worn as either a loop scarf or a stole—whichever you prefer. It’s knitted using a mix of lace patterns and can be made longer or wider as desired.

See the knitting pattern

This colorful cardigan with a matching hat for dolls (40–50 cm) or small newborns features various patterns that are well coordinated, just like the colors.

Easy to knit—with raglan from the top down.

To the knitting pattern

These mixed-pattern socks are knitted using the ingeniously simple mowi heel. Polka dots and stripes go hand in hand here. The pattern explains every step in great detail - with the CraSy Trio.

To the knitting pattern

Airy, lightweight, and an absolute eye-catcher for many occasions is the Glacier Ice stole.
It offers many different ways to wear it. Whether as a stole, a poncho, or a pareo at the beach—it’s just right for many occasions.
The stole is crocheted in five different types of patterns.
Each pattern is written out, and there is also an extra crochet chart at the end of the pattern.

click here for the pattern

      

In this model, the border is worked in seed stitch, and the pattern in the center has a cable look that you can easily knit without a cable needle.

Click here, to go to the pattern for the blanket

When decorating this explosion box, I used three perfectly coordinated patterns in two color variations. You can do the same (you can download the patterned paper from my store) or use a different patterned paper. My tip: The easiest combinations are either different patterns in the same colors or the same patterns in different colors.



This box is made mainly from cardstock and measures approximately 10 x 10 x 10 cm. It’s very easy to make and can be easily crafted even by beginners with a little crafting experience.

Want more pattern mixes?

Crochet Blouse Lona

The beautiful Crochet Blouse Lona is crocheted using three different patterns. It also includes post double crochet and a cord is made. All in all, it’s a varied handmade project that is fun to make and a joy to wear. 

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