I’m so excited to share my latest crochet project with you – a new collection of smaller wall art designs SACRED TRACERY. As you might know, I’ve been busy working on some big crochet mandalas and blanket patterns, but sometimes you just need a change of pace. So, in between those larger projects, I decided to create something a little smaller and easier to take with me.
Here’s the thing: in November, I had to travel quite a bit by car. Now, you can’t really take a huge crochet blanket with you on a road trip, right? So, I needed a crochet project that was compact and portable. My usual blankets were way too big for travel, so I started thinking about what I could create that would be both easy to carry around and still super fun to make.
That’s when inspiration struck! My last crochet piece was a large mandala inspired by the beautiful tracery windows in Gothic cathedrals, and I still had some black and gold yarn lying around from that project. The colors gave me the perfect idea for something smaller but still just as intricate and eye-catching. And so, this collection of six unique crochet wall art designs was born!
This new collection combines detailed patterns with simple techniques, making them quick and easy to create, even if you’re a beginner. They’re a great way to practice your crochet skills without getting overwhelmed by a huge project. Plus, they’ll add some gorgeous, Gothic-inspired charm to your home.
I know that most of you are busy working on Christmas projects, but do you have anything to work on between Christmas and the New Year’s eve? Well, here is something for you! SACRED TRACERY CAL that consist of 6 crochet designs. The patterns will be released on December 26-31, one pattern a day. The patterns come with instructions, charts, photo and video-tutorials.
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Do you want to join the CAL for free? Great! Please let me know in the comments below which design you like the best and subscribe to my blog. The winner will be chosed randomly and will be notified by email on December the 20th.
Happy crocheting, and don’t forget to subscribe and to comment below! 🙂
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