Jurassic Friends Kids Mosaic Afghan – A Free Blog Crochet Along (CAL)
Free Crochet Pattern, Mosaic Kim Latshaw Free Crochet Pattern, Mosaic Kim Latshaw

Jurassic Friends Kids Mosaic Afghan – A Free Blog Crochet Along (CAL)

The Jurassic Friends Kids Afghan CAL is part of our blog crochet along series. Starting April 1, we’ll release 10 rows each week featuring a fun 2-color mosaic design that’s free to follow right here on the blog. Join us for a creative project that’s perfect for kids and be sure to share your progress in The Crochet Couch group! 🦖💚

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Modern & Cozy: Cornerstone Mosaic Scarf Free Crochet Pattern
Free Crochet Pattern, Mosaic, Scarf Kim Latshaw Free Crochet Pattern, Mosaic, Scarf Kim Latshaw

Modern & Cozy: Cornerstone Mosaic Scarf Free Crochet Pattern

There’s something special about mosaic crochet, that rhythmic repeat, the satisfying texture, the way simple color changes create bold, geometric beauty. The Cornerstone Mosaic Scarf is one of those projects that looks intricate but works up easier than you’d expect. Whether you’re new to mosaic crochet or just love relaxing with a rhythmic stitch pattern, this one’s for you.

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The Mug Rug Corner: Fun & Free Crochet Patterns
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The Mug Rug Corner: Fun & Free Crochet Patterns

If you're anything like me, you’ve got a coffee cup in one hand and a yarn project in the other. Mug rugs are the perfect little project, fast, fun, and a great way to use up those scraps you’ve been saving. This post is packed with free overlay mosaic patterns you can whip up in no time. Whether you're keeping them or gifting them, these mug rugs add a cozy touch to any table.

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Wolf Mosaic Baby Afghan
Free Crochet Pattern, Mosaic, Afghan Kim Latshaw Free Crochet Pattern, Mosaic, Afghan Kim Latshaw

Wolf Mosaic Baby Afghan

This wolf pattern holds a special place in my heart—it’s one I made for my grandson, Ashton. He’s been in the NICU for 5 weeks now, and we’re hopeful he’ll be home with his mom and dad in February 2025. To honor his strength and share a little love, I’ve decided to make this pattern free on the website. It’s my way of spreading hope, comfort, and a little piece of Ashton’s story with all of you.

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