Introduction The hem of this dress is built around rounded shell sections rather than a conventional straight edge. This yellow...

Introduction A lace heart only keeps its pointed base when the upper lobes, center flower, and outer arches share the...

A pink flower overlaps the lower corner of this bedspread, but an ivory lattice—not the petals—forms the structural edge. This...

Alternating navy ridges create the rectangular woven blocks that distinguish this basketweave crochet blanket pattern from a standard double crochet...

Mustard yellow bobbles form the dense central panel, while a wide cream border frames all four sides. This chunky mustard...

Introduction Olive flower centers carry twelve raised petals, while deep-purple, cream, and lilac squares form the bedspread’s alternating grid. This...

Introduction The sage bands must appear to pass over and under the cream sections without changing width at each crossing....

Introduction Each dusty-pink daisy center must sit above eight ivory petals without allowing their narrow ends to crowd the stitching....

Introduction Five petals around an open center create the repeating geometry of this bedspread. This five-petal crochet flower blanket uses...

Introduction The plum flowers in this bedspread appear to rotate around raised centers, while open lace separates the petals from...