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Autumn Fashion Crochet Patterns Perfect for All
Fiona Field • Sep 02, 2020
With the air full of the smell of Autumn bringing with it the promise of all things pumpkin spice and need to all of the crochet all the things!! The colder weather makes me I want to curl up by the fire with a cup of coffee, wearing my favorite squishy jumper, and crochet all day long. So, to give you even more great patterns to try this Autumn, I am also taking part in the E'Claire Makery blog hop
alongside the Made With A Twist Home Decor
blog hop.
This year, the fall fashion blog hop features 32 crochet designers who will be sharing beautiful crochet fall fashion patterns. From garments to accessories, there are so many amazing designs that are a part of this event! During the event, each designer will be sharing a FREE PDF pattern! That’s right, there are 32 FREE PDF crochet patterns that you can get from this event! By the end of September, you’ll have so many amazing patterns to make each Autumn!
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Fall Fashion Blog Hop
How does this event work?
So now you’re excited and ready to get all of these amazing patterns, but you might be wondering, how does this event work? From September 1 to September 30 a new crochet designer will be featured each day, and they will share a crochet pattern which will be available as a free PDF download Ravelry for just 24 hours.
Click here to visit the blog hop details page where you'll find a photo of the pattern of the day, along with the coupon code and the link to the designer’s blog post about the pattern or their Ravelry page. Simply scroll down on the details page until you see the day's featured pattern. The pattern will only be available for 24 hours though,
so be sure to check back each day to check out the newest pattern.
Want to get your hands on all the amazing patterns right now? Well, you don't have to wait, you can grab all 32 patterns in a bundle. This bundle includes all 32 of the crochet patterns that will be released across this event. Every single pattern, all in one place, a table of contents to easily take you to each pattern, plus, you won’t have to worry if you miss a day to download the pattern; you’ll already have all of them!
One of the best parts of the bundle is that it’s over 90% off
of the usual price of all of these patterns separately! For just $15, you can get all of them!
Make With A Cake Cosy Cowl
My featured pattern for this fabulous is being released for this blog hop only! The Make With a Cake Cowl is the 2nd crochet pattern that uses only 1 cake of yarn from this series and I can not wait for you to get your hands on it!!
If you want to grab your copy early and get a head start on making this fabulous crochet cosy cowl, click here
to grab the hugely discounted bundle so you can get crafting straight away on your cosy cowl or any of the other 31 crochet patterns.
About the Autor
Hi, I'm Fiona, the hands behind Cosy Rosie Crochet - the place to learn to crochet as you make!
With over four years of hands-on experience leading in-person crochet workshops since 2018 and designing and publishing my own patterns since 2019, I bring a wealth of expertise of sharing crochet techniques.....
The sleeves created for this crochet cardigan pattern are designed to be inset into the armholes which reduces the bulk of fabric under the arms as creates a better, comfort fit.
Continuing this classic neckline, the instructions for the Right Panel V-neck, mirror the left panel, to complete the front section of your cardigan.
Finish your right front panel with the square neck option and get ready to join your cardigan.
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The sleeves created for this crochet cardigan pattern are designed to be inset into the armholes which reduces the bulk of fabric under the arms as creates a better, comfort fit.
Continuing this classic neckline, the instructions for the Right Panel V-neck, mirror the left panel, to complete the front section of your cardigan.
Finish your right front panel with the square neck option and get ready to join your cardigan.
The magic knot allows you to join 2 yarns seamlessly, leaving no ends to weave in - you just keep on crocheting.
If you hate weaving in your ends, this foolproof way to join yarns together is the quickest and easiest way to get it done - I call it the Quick Knot
