You should have a little experience if you want to crochet multicolored patterns using the tapestry technique. But once you get the hang of it, it’s not that hard, and you can create beautiful things. My patterns explain this technique in detail. So go ahead and grab your hook!

The
polar bear and penguin pot holders are perfect for the kitchen, especially during the winter season. The pattern is written out row by row, but there’s also a chart you can follow.

Here’s another tapestry-style pot holder that’s great for more than just Halloween: The
bat pot holder is crocheted in two layers, so you can reach your hand through the bottom, and it has two different-colored sides.

The
robin is right at home in our gardens and so popular that it was voted Bird of the Year in 2021. Follow this pattern to crochet a robin for your home. It’s not hard to make—you just need to pay a little attention during the color changes. Beginners can start by crocheting a single-color bird. Then it can be a brown sparrow or a blackbird.