Plaid crochet pattern free

I have been searching for months for the perfect plaid crochet pattern, but never found anything that suited my tastes. Everything I found was typically the gingham or buffalo plaid style, but I wanted a blanket that looked more like a traditional woven plaid. Thus, I worked out this pattern that is incredibly easy to make.

It's plaid season! I love crocheting plaid to display for the cold months and the Wallace Tartan Plaid Pillow makes for a beautiful winter decor piece!

I have been searching for months for the perfect plaid crochet pattern, but never found anything that suited my tastes. Everything I found was typically the gingham or buffalo plaid style, but I wanted a blanket that looked more like a traditional woven plaid. Thus, I worked out this pattern that is incredibly easy to make.

I have been searching for months for the perfect plaid crochet pattern, but never found anything that suited my tastes. Everything I found was typically the gingham or buffalo plaid style, but I wanted a blanket that looked more like a traditional woven plaid. Thus, I worked out this pattern that is incredibly easy to make.

In this video and step-by-step photo tutorial, I explain how to change colours in order to achieve a beautiful plaid look when crocheting. I'm going to be demonstrating how I achieve this plaid look by carrying over the yarn. It's really done through switching between three colours.

Plaid has been back in full force for fall and winter for a few years now. Classic buffalo plaid is becoming synonymous with rustic, chalet-style decor and outdoorsy aesthetic. It reminds me of hiking and warming up after chilly outdoor activities. It reminds me of an old-fashioned Christmas tree hunt and hot chocolate. When I

Photo above © knitsitThis crochet pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full Post: Woven Scotch Plaid Afghan

Plaid, or tartan, is a traditional pattern that has been used in crochet for centuries, particularly in Scotland and Ireland. The design typically features crisscrossing horizontal and vertical lin…

Oftentimes, you will see plaid (also known as tartan) patterns also labeled a gingham design. While similar, they have their differences in origin and style. Gingham is an orderly, simple checkered pattern that originated in Malaysia or France. Gingham typically has three colors: one darker main color paired with white and a lighter main color, or two contrasting colors paired with white.

I posted a picture of my finished afghan a couple of days ago, and this is my attempt at writing out the pattern. I'm NOT an expert pattern writer, so...