Hellebores in the Garden Overlay Mosaic Crochet Motif

A new crochet obsession? Yes please! Overlay Mosaic crochet looks way harder than it actually is, and once you get into the flow it's extremely therapeutic. No ends to weave it throughout the work, and only working one colour at a time. The end result is a thick warm fabric, perfect for cosy cool nights.

Heads up, even if you're not making the full blanket right now, having a little bit of practice may help for a Folk & Sundry pattern that's currently in the works šŸ‘€ Make sure you're signed up for my newsletter so you don't miss out on the upcoming news!

The panel below is a free chart created as part of Elimeedesign's British Country Blanket CAL! One section has been released by a different designer each month to finish with a full blanket by the end of the year. If you're coming into this late, or would prefer to have all the charts and instructions together, you can purchase the pattern here (by using my link I get a commission ā¤ļø)

The Pattern

Inspired by the graceful, nodding blooms of the hellebore flower, this design adds gentle texture and a refined botanical touch to your English countryside collection.

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If your budget allows, and you've enjoyed any of my work, a couple dollars for yarn money is much appreciated! (ko-fi link)

As always, happy crocheting!

Sage Webster

I’m the designer (and web dev, marketer, accountant, etc) behind Folk & Sundry (previously known as Little Seal Designs). I put so much care into the creation of my patterns, and I hope you love making these new little friends as much as I do.

https://folkandsundry.com
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