Interweave Favorites: Mosaic Crochet Pattern Collection

The graphic tile pattern of the Andamento Throw is the result of clever mosaic crochet: Only one color is used for each row, and the ends are left long to create fringe (no weaving in necessary).

Can you spot them? Mosaic motifs along the lower body and sleeves of this sweater appear as sweetgum trees. The remainder of the piece is worked in simple alternating rows of double and single crochet, creating slight striped interest. The joyful contrasting color appears again at the neck edging to balance the piece.

Learn mosaic crochet with this simple hood for the chilliest of winter days.

Using only one color of yarn in each row, the two colors actually overlap in this cowl. The look is then finished by contrasting picot trim. The finished product is simply beautiful.

Worked from the center out, unique construction and thoughtful details vie for best in show in the Stripes Collision Tunic. Keyhole openings on both front and back add interest, while the split hem give ease of movement. This mitered masterpiece uses a nice blend of lambswool and linen, perfect for the lazy days of summer.