Jessica

September 4, 2018

Fall Blanket Graphghan Blanket Pattern

It’s officially after Labor Day so no one can give us a hard time about obsessing and willing Fall to come now, right? Right. So today I have another fun, Autumn graph pattern for you. Check out my other Fall inspired patterns here.

Also, for more yellow leaf madness, follow my Fall Crochet Patterns board on Pinterest.

Fall Collage Grapghan Crochet Pattern

Pumpkins, and Candy, and Leaves – oh my!

This free graph is what I call a medium or “throw” sized blanket when finished. The graph measures 75 x 95 tiles large.

However, because I haven’t crocheted the graph myself, I cannot predicted the exact size of your finished blanket. Every hooker’s blanket will vary in size depending on yarn, hook size, stitch choice, and personal tension.

New to Graphs?

If you’re interested in corner to corner (c2c) or mini c2c check out this post for heaps of tutorials. If c2c is not for you, check out this post for a few other options for crocheting a graph.

Get the free graph now

The free pdf file includes a color and symbol legend, as well as a full sized version of the graph and a 4 part breakdown which you may choose to print out and tape together so that the tiles are larger and easier to see.

Click here to get the free graph now.

Happy Hooking!

Jessica

August 29, 2018

Supernatural CAL – Week 5

It’s week five of our Supernatural crochet along! Find all the details about the CAL on Ravelry here. And find The Road So Far updates of our progress and previously released panels here.

Supernatural Crochet Along Week 5

First an announcement – I am locked out of my Facebook groups and pages! I am hoping that Facebook will fix the problem soon and I’m sorry if you’ve requested to join one of my groups. I’m so sad to be without my Supernatural CAL babes. I hope you’re having fun in the group with out me. *cry face emoji*

This week is all about angels!

This panel gave me more trouble than any other when trying to design it. I redesigned this thing about a million times. But in the end I think it turned out well. I also designed the angel blade applique – the one and only applique in the entire blanket.

I added a little white detailing on the handle of my angel blade. I was going for a reflective glint look but I’m not sure if I pulled it off. I’m still pretty happy with it though.

That’s it for this week! Check back in next week for more Supernatural awesomeness.

Want to join the fun? Click here to purchase the pattern on Ravelry.

August 22, 2018

Supernatural CAL – Week 4

It’s week four of our Supernatural crochet along! I can’t believe how much ground we’ve covered in just four weeks. Find all the details about the CAL on Ravelry here. And find The Road So Far updates of our progress and previously released panels here.

Supernatural Crochet Along Week 4

This week we have two panels that represent both the Header and Footer of our blanket, if you will.

I always like to include a fun image or gif in these posts and I found the most perfect video on Youtube. I still tear up at this. I’m such a dork.

That musical tho.

The Road so Far

Week four update. Oh my gosh, it’s coming together amazingly!

That’s it for this week! Check back in next week for more Supernatural awesomeness.

Want to join the fun? Click here to purchase the pattern on Ravelry.

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August 20, 2018

Happy Fall Y’all – Free Graph Pattern

I have a new Autumn inspired graphghan for you today! This free pattern is for all my fallophiles out there who can’t get enough pumpkin everything.

Fall Graphghan Free Crochet Pattern

When you live in a place without a proper Fall (raises hand) you have to create your own Faux Fall experience.

A little Dollar Tree Autumn decor anyone? Yes please. Don’t hold back, let your Fall freak flag fly! And to help you channel your inner Autumn Goddess I have a series of graphs releasing in the coming weeks.

Also, check out my Fall Pinterest Board for more Fall Crochet Inspiration. Follow now.

Fall Throw Blanket

Today we have what I’m calling a nice “throw” sized blanket graphghan. The graph is 76 x 95 tiles large and, depending on the crochet method you choose, should make a nice medium sized throw.

New to Graphs?

If you’re interested in corner to corner (c2c) or mini c2c check out this post for heaps of tutorials. If c2c is not for you, check out this post for a few other options for crocheting a graph.

Join my new Facebook Group

I love designing graphghans but I don’t have time to crochet all the graphs that I make. If you finish this graph or any of my others please make sure to show me! I have a new Facebook group just for fans of Psychedelic Doilies where you can show off your finished projects. Make sure to answer the two entry questions or your request will be denied after 24 hours. Join the group now.

You can also tag on me on Instagram @psychedelicdoilies and on Facebook.

Get the free graph now

The free pdf file includes a full sized version of the graph and also a 4 part breakdown which you may choose to print out and tape together so that the tiles are larger and easier to see.

Click here to download the free PDF.

Happy Hooking!

Jessica

August 15, 2018

Supernatural CAL – Week 3

It’s week 3 of our Supernatural crochet along! Find all the details about the CAL on Ravelry here. And find The Road So Far updates of our progress and previously released panels here.

Supernatural Crochet Along Week 3

There are TWO new panels this week!

Pie and Beer

Everybody knows that the only thing Dean Winchester loves more than Baby and Sam is pie and beer.

Flannel

The Winchester Family Business Unofficial Uniform. I know it’s technically plaid and not flannel but plaid feels preppy and flannel sounds rustic. Sam and Dean are far from preppy. Plus, Crowley makes great flannel jokes. So there.

These panels may be small but they’re a bit of a pain in the arse! I thought that flannel was going to kill me. But I survived. Just like the Winchesters always do.

That’s it for this week! Check back in next week for more Supernatural awesomeness.

Want to join the fun? Click here to purchase the pattern on Ravelry.

Happy Hooking!

Jessica

August 13, 2018

Free Plaid Crochet Patterns

Last week I posted this buffalo plaid graphghan pattern and it was sort of like a shot of pumpkin spice straight to the veins. More fall please!

Realistically fall is a long way off, especially here in south Georgia where it will continue to be a million degrees until Christmas. But that’s not going to stop me from pretending like we experience all four seasons in the south.

Free Plaid Crochet Patterns

I’ve rounded up this list of 10 free plaid crochet patterns in case you’re also trying find your fall spirit. Of course, you can always change the colors to your preference but all patterns pictured are in the cozy red and black buffalo or lumberjack check look. Oh, except for the super cute pumpkin, which is black, white, and grey.

How to Crochet Plaid

Crocheting a plaid affect is easier than you may think and only requires 3 yarn colors of your choice and a little patience. For the classic buffalo look you simply need black, a bright red, and a deeper red. Easy peasy!

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Simple click the link or pictures below to be directed to these awesome, free buffalo plaid patterns.

Buffalo Plaid Cup Cozy

Reversible Plaid Cowl

Plaid Pumpkin

Plaid Ear Warmers

Buffalo Plaid Blanket

Plaid pot holders

Plaid Trapper Hat

Plaid Christmas stocking

Plaid accent baby blanket

Plaid wreath

Bethany from Whistle and Ivy actually has a ton of plaid patterns. Find them all here.

That’s it! Ten super autumny plaid patterns to keep you busy this fall.

Pinterest Board

I also have a Pinterest Board that’s all plaid patterns if you think plaid is rad. Follow it here.

Facebook Group

Have you joined my crochetzy community yet? I recently started a Facebook group just for you! Answer the two, simple entry questions to join now.

Happy Hooking!

Jessica

August 8, 2018

Supernatural CAL – Week 2

It’s week 2 of our Supernatural crochet along! Find all the details about the CAL here.

Anti-Possession Tattoo

Listen, getting possessed is a real issue. The boys can’t take any chances.

This panel is large! It measures 50 x 50 tiles so it’s 4 times as large as one of my small square panels.

The Road So Far

We’re only two weeks in but we already have a pretty good chunk of our blanket done thanks to this week’s panel.

Want to join the fun? Click here to purchase the pattern on Ravelry.

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Happy Hooking!

Jessica

August 7, 2018

Buffalo Plaid Blanket Crochet Pattern Graph

Buffalo check is a classic design that never goes out of style. Plaid crochet patterns are all the rage these days and I am here for it. All the tartan! Designing this graph has made me a little mad about plaid and willing to make friends with fall. I even have a whole Pinterest board that’s nothing but plaid crochet patterns. Follow it here.

Buffalo Plaid Blanket Crochet Pattern

At the bottom of this post you will find the full chart and written c2c instructions for the small, baby blanket sized version of the buffalo check pattern. For your convenience you can also purchase the ad-free, printable PDF in my shop which includes two additional sizes.

Large – 84 x 100 pixels
Medium – 68 x 76 pixels
Small – 52 x 60 pixels

So whether you want a baby blanket or an afghan, I’ve got you covered. However, because I haven’t crocheted the graphs myself, I cannot predicted the exact size of your finished blanket. Every hooker’s blanket will vary in size depending on yarn, hook size, stitch choice, and personal tension.

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New to crocheting graphs? Check out the helpful articles below.

Check out this precious blanket that a reader sent in! She combined my small plaid graph with this adorable deer stag graph from My Hobby is Crochet.

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You can also tag on me on Instagram @psychedelicdoilies and on Facebook.

Below you will find the full chart and written c2c instructions for the small graph.

Buffalo Plaid Written c2c Instructions

[WS]: wrong side
[RS]: right side

Color legend

b: black
r: red
m: maroon

Row 1 [WS]: b

Row 2 [RS]: b2

Row 3 [WS]: b3

Row 4 [RS]: b4

Row 5 [WS]: m, b3, m

Row 6 [RS]: m2, b2, m2

Row 7 [WS]: m3, b, m3

Row 8 [RS]: m8

Row 9 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 10 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 11 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 12 [RS]: b4, r4, b4

Row 13 [WS]: m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m

Row 14 [RS]: m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2

Row 15 [WS]: m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3

Row 16 [RS]: m16

Row 17 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 18 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 19 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 20 [RS]: b4, r4, b4, r4, b4

Row 21 [WS]: m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m

Row 22 [RS]: m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2

Row 23 [WS]: m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3

Row 24 [RS]: m24

Row 25 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 26 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 27 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 28 [RS]: b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4

Row 29 [WS]: m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m

Row 30 [RS]: m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2

Row 31 [WS]: m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3

Row 32 [RS]: m32

Row 33 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 34 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 35 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 36 [RS]: b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4

Row 37 [WS]: m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m

Row 38 [RS]: m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2

Row 39 [WS]: m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3

Row 40 [RS]: m40

Row 41 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 42 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 43 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 44 [RS]: b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4

Row 45 [WS]: m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m

Row 46 [RS]: m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2

Row 47 [WS]: m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3

Row 48 [RS]: m48

Row 49 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 50 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 51 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 52 [RS]: b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4

Corner – Begin decreasing

Row 53 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m

Row 54 [RS]: m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 55 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3

Row 56 [RS]: m52

Row 57 [WS]: m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 58 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2

Row 59 [WS]: m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 60 [RS]: b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4

Corner – Begin decreasing

Row 61 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 62 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 63 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 64 [RS]: m48

Row 65 [WS]: m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3

Row 66 [RS]: m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2

Row 67 [WS]: m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m

Row 68 [RS]: b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4

Row 69 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 70 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 71 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 72 [RS]: m40

Row 73 [WS]: m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3

Row 74 [RS]: m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2

Row 75 [WS]: m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m

Row 76 [RS]: b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4

Row 77 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 78 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 79 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 80 [RS]: m32

Row 81 [WS]: m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3

Row 82 [RS]: m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2

Row 83 [WS]: m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m

Row 84 [RS]: b4, r4, b4, r4, b4, r4, b4

Row 85 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 86 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 87 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 88 [RS]: m24

Row 89 [WS]: m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3

Row 90 [RS]: m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2

Row 91 [WS]: m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m

Row 92 [RS]: b4, r4, b4, r4, b4

Row 93 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 94 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 95 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 96 [RS]: m16

Row 97 [WS]: m3, b, m3, r, m3, b, m3

Row 98 [RS]: m2, b2, m2, r2, m2, b2, m2

Row 99 [WS]: m, b3, m, r3, m, b3, m

Row 100 [RS]: b4, r4, b4

Row 101 [WS]: b3, m, r3, m, b3

Row 102 [RS]: b2, m2, r2, m2, b2

Row 103 [WS]: b, m3, r, m3, b

Row 104 [RS]: m8

Row 105 [WS]: m3, b, m3

Row 106 [RS]: m2, b2, m2

Row 107 [WS]: m, b3, m

Row 108 [RS]: b4

Row 109 [WS]: b3

Row 110 [RS]: b2

Row 111 [WS]: b

Buffalo Plaid Small Chart

Happy Hooking! Jessica

August 1, 2018

Supernatural CAL – Week 1

It’s finally heeeeeerree. It’s week 1 of our Supernatural crochet along! Find all the details about the CAL here.

The crochet along is 8 weeks long but believe me, it’s jam-packed and is going to fly by. To start things off we have not one but TWO panels!

Salt’em and Burn’em

Sam and Dean should’ve bought stock in salt a long time ago because surely they use it more than the average bear. Everybody knows you’ve got to salt and burn the bodies of ghosts, restless spirits, and the like.

The Colt and the Mark of Cain

Two legendary items in the show.

John searched all those years for the colt to kill ole Yellow Eyes. Hell, Dean even went back in time to The Wild West to snag it once.

And what can I say about the Mark of Cain? It corrupted Lucifer, made Dean a tad demony, and produced some of the worst karaoke in Supernatural history. It also released the darkness upon the entire Earth. No bigs.

That’s it for this week! Check back in next week for another big piece to the puzzle.

Want to join the fun? Click here to purchase the pattern on Ravelry.

Happy Hooking!

Jessica

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