Charlotte may be famous for her web, but here we show that her square is equally beautiful. I love the mitered corners!
Find original free pattern on Look At What I Made blog.
Mitered Granny Square
The mitered granny square is a variation of basic granny square pattern, but has a diagonal construction. It gives opportunities to play with color changes and create beautiful geometric patterns.
The full article about the pattern and the photos are on Crochet Frog: Mitered Granny Square
Jack-In-The-Web
Do you feel like continuing the search for the perfect crochet patterns for doilies? Do you want something more kid-friendly and also evidently appropriate for fall? Obviously! Check out the Jack-in-the-Web pattern with its pumpkins caught in a spiderweb-like flies. It’s fun, playful, and so attractive!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry here: Jack-In-The-Web
Aunt Jen’s Sweater
Here is a very classic and timeless baby sweater with a bow closure at the neck line. It’s a pattern modelled after ones that kids have been dressed in since victorian times.
The full article about this pattern is here: Aunt Jen’s Sweater
More info about photo project here ravelry.
Mirror Knit Along
This pattern is very funny and adorable and what’s more, you can do it in many different ways! The combination of vivid colours with calm colours like grey looks wonderful. You can keep the sequence and scheme or make each square different and create your own colourful Mirror Knit Along!
PHOTOS by Fran Morgan / Ravelry.com
The pattern is unfortunately unavailable The information about it was on deramores.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Battenberg Bag
Next, this granny crochet bag is a beautiful tote with the squares set on their corners, evocative of the Battenberg cake. In particular, I love the white bands that crisply delineate the yummy squares.
The original pattern and the photos are available at I like Crochet blog: Battenberg Bag