Dress up your sweaters, dresses, shirts and tops with beautiful crocheted collars. These free patterns will give you many ideas for how to approach it.
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Janice says:
Is it possible to get these patterns spelled out in English terms (pdf) instead of the charts/diagrams?
these are beautiful – but crochet charts are waaaaay past my abilities.
thank you for showing them.
Becki says:
These are beautiful! Thank you for the charts. I recently learned how to read them and find them so much easier to follow than written instructions. I’d like to suggest to the commentors that find them intimidating (as I did) that there are some great YouTube tutorials that really helped me understand them. Now I much prefer them.
Peggy says:
I love the charts because it breaks down the language barrier, Take a few minutes to watch a tutorial and the charts should suddenly make sense…like learning a secret code language ?
Rachel says:
I also love studying the charts, it gives me a better view of what is going on. The codes are not that hard.
Faye Thompson says:
I am keen to have a go t the charts are great they say you can always learn something new every day
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Is it possible to get these patterns spelled out in English terms (pdf) instead of the charts/diagrams?
Sorry, no pdf.
these are beautiful – but crochet charts are waaaaay past my abilities.
thank you for showing them.
These are beautiful! Thank you for the charts. I recently learned how to read them and find them so much easier to follow than written instructions.
I’d like to suggest to the commentors that find them intimidating (as I did) that there are some great YouTube tutorials that really helped me understand them. Now I much prefer them.
I love the charts because it breaks down the language barrier, Take a few minutes to watch a tutorial and the charts should suddenly make sense…like learning a secret code language ?
I also love studying the charts, it gives me a better view of what is going on. The codes are not that hard.
I am keen to have a go t the charts are great they say you can always learn something new every day
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