Freedom crochet

Have you ever tried FreeForm? This craft/art has changed my crochet perspective. Check out my 5 Take-aways!

Freeform Crochet

You can see the scrumble I started with on the back.

I had time last weekend to play with an idea that had been bumping around in my head for a while - a freeform slipstitch fabric, folded in three to make a little clutch purse. If you read this blog regularly you'll know that I am a stickler for precision, organisation, structure, patterns... all of which I had to pretty much ignore in order to get this idea out of my head. It went bananas on Instagram and Facebook as I posted project pictures over the weekend. So, by request, here is the…

I have finally finished all the birds and connected them. All I need to do now is fill in the gaps. This must be the slowest growing blanket I have worked on. Pattern from Kirsti Hallamaa: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/freeform-crochet-blanket.

Via Freeform crochet has always been immensely attractive for me. It shows the amazing creative genius of the artist and the skills to turn those varied shapes and forms into tangible, awe-striking masterful constructions. Once in a while, I like to delve into freeform crochet, but this summer, the desire to fully engage into it is hugely pronounced. I have already made several freeform necklaces, but I decided to bead them all and the beading is going slow. So, I have nothing to show you…

In this tutorial, FREE-FORM CROCHET ADVANCED STITCHES, you will learn over 10 different advanced stitches and techniques for free-form crochet. There are also links to introductory lessons on the basics of free-form.

Did this as a gift for my cousins 18th birthday. Took me about 3 months to finish of non-continuous work. I used a grid pixel art for the pattern and single crochet for the stitches. Back part is plain green but if you want to do it the same way as the front, you still can but I will warn you about the tiring labor first hand.🤭