Kaya's Magic Hook

✨️Free pattern alert✨️

I have a treat for you! Mila Blanket Scarf Graph will be available COMPLETELY FREE on Ravelry until the end of this weekend!

I am celebrating next step in my crochet journey: I will be employed for 4 months to learn all about business and work on my crochet designs!

So I wish to give back. Mila Blanket Scarf Graph with all the meterage, gauge, photos and other useful information is free this weekend.

Even if you are a beginner and have never done a corner to corner crochet - if you know how to make a chain, slip stitch and double crochet you are good to go!
..but please note this is not a written pattern. There is a short written and photo tutorial on how to make c2c tiles, but for working with multiple bobbins, I suggest you watch a video first. I give you 2 suggestions in the pdf.

Download it and make it for yourself or for Christmas gifts!

You are welcome😊✨️🌞

Hello there👋 it's been a while. I took some time off at the beginning of the year and I am ready to come back!✨️

By the end of the week I'll have a treat for you; and there are new patterns on the way as well. Stay tuned my crochet friends🤍

In the meantime, I'd love to catch up with you; drop me a comment or dm me to tell me about your wips and life! Looking forward to chat🌞

✨️The Mila Scarf✨️ I'm getting this baby out soon after the new year🌞

Let me tell you a little bit about the name. Ljudmila (Mila as everyone called her) was my great-grandmother, the one I actually knew.

She was a badass partisan nurse in WW2, an original thinker before her time and a marathon crocheter. She made those lacey bedspreads in gorgeous patterns I could only imagine how long it should take to make one.

She never used c2c technique but I believe she would be intrigued by it as she was curious and liked trying new things. This is why I'd like to remember her and the craft she passed down to generations of women that came after her- in my generation this means, well, me, as my cousins do not crochet😅

Do you have strong craft traditions in your family? Have you learned to crochet or knit from your grandmas? Le me know in the comments👇