Merry Mosaic Trees Tutorial - Mosaic Crochet for the Holidays - Flat or In The Round Multiple 14 + 4
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- This tutorial is done in the Overlay Mosaic Crochet Technique. In this tutorial I will teach you how to crochet this eye catching Mosaic Crochet design.
This pattern is worked in a MULTIPLE of 14 + 4. ROW START TIMES PROVIDED BELOW. Additional info provided below for working in the round as well.
TO REPEAT THE DESIGN FOR LARGER PROJECTS YOU WILL WORK ROWS 1 THRU 18 AND THEN WORK ROWS 3 THRU 18 AS MANY TIMES AS YOU WOULD LIKE FOR THE PROJECT YOU CHOOSE. See more info below on working in the round.
The chart for this is in my Etsy shop which you can find here, the PDF also includes 3 versions OF THE DESIGN INCLUDING A STAGGERED REPEAT OF THE TREES WITH SNOW and in the round charts are included as well at a limited time price: fiberfoxstudios.etsy.com/list...
Row 1: 02:37
Row 2: 05:18
Row 3: 06:13
Row 4: 11:30
Row 5: 14:55
Row 6: 19:28
Row 7: 21:38
Row 8: 25:44
Row 9: 28:55
Row 10: 32:25
Row 11: 35:19
Row 12: 38:27
Row 13: 40:53
Row 14: 44:18
Row 15: 47:10
Row 16: 50:30
Row 17: 52:49
Row 18: 55:46
If you are new to overlay Mosaic Crochet, please visit the Mosaic Monday Playlist - you will find more than 20 beginner friendly, in-depth videos here INCLUDING 2 IN THE ROUND TUTORIALS: • Mosaic Monday - Mosai...
Mosaic crochet is great for all skill levels and can be used to create many different things such as blankets, pillows, purses/bags, totes and garments. You can crochet these patterns in any combination you would like or just choose one and make and entire project with the same design. The result will be an eye catching, geometric design that is unisex and versatile.
Suggested starting chains for various projects - counts include +4 at end:
Baby blanket: 116 chains depending on yarn size used
Place mats: 60 chains
Table Runner: 60 chains for total width of table runner, you will then work the repeats to obtain the total length for your table.
Throw blanket : 172 chains, yarn size will affect total width and the number of repeats is up to you and will determine total length
Tote or Throw Pillow: 60 chains depending on yarn size used and desired size, create 2 and seam together
Makeup or Notions bag: 32, create 2 and sew together or see in the round info below
Scarf: 32 chains depending on yarn size used and desired width. I recommend size 3 light weight yarn or smaller for garments.
In the round projects - Slip stitch to first chain and you must work into that first stitch following the repeat given in the video:
Makeup or Notions bag: 56 chains and slip stitch to first chain.
Throw Pillow: 20" to 24" depending on yarn size used and tension chain 84
Cup Coozie or Holiday Candle band: 28 chains
Bag or Tote: 56 chains to 84 chains depending on desired size
Treat bags/Mini gift bags: 42 to 56 chains
You can create any project you like from Mosaic Crochet, these are just a few suggestions!
HOOK SIZE: I am using a 4mm hook in this tutorial, this is a Nelsonwood hook, I am not affiliated or sponsored. I am frequently asked what hook I'm using and where I found it, if you would like to see his work you can follow him in Instagram or visit his website www.nelsonwood.net.
I recommend using the below hook sizes depending on yarn used:
3 DK yarn : 3.5mm to 4.5mm
Size 4 Medium/worsted weight: 4.5mm to 5.5mm.
Mixing 3 & 4 weight: 3.5mm to 4.5mm
THE YARN: I'm using size 3 and size 4 yarn, any brand will work as well as any size.
Hayfield Bonus Dk Extra Value in Cream
I Love this Yarn Prints in Botanical Blast
Note on mixing yarn sizes 3 (DK) & Size 4 (Medium Worsted weight): THE TRICK TO MIXING YARN SIZES IS JUST KEEPING YOUR TENSION EVEN AND USING THE SMALLEST SIZE HOOK RECOMMENDED FOR THE SMALLER YARN! You can use any yarn size you like and can use yarn that is all the same size, you do not have to mix yarn sizes.
Project info and starting:
To begin your project you will chain in multiples of 14 plus 4 at the end to work a flat piece. You will skip the first chain and begin working in the second chain from the hook, ending up with an odd number of stitches. EXAMPLE: I chained 32 and had 31 stitches at the end of my first Foundation Row.
TO WORK IN THE ROUND: chain in multiples of 14 amd slip stitch to the first chain. begin working the repeat in the first stitch [same stitch you slip stitches into) and follow the Repeat as given in the video.
Stitches used in this project: Back Loop Single Crochet and Front Loop Double Crochet (drop down double crochet as I like to call it).
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Thank you for sharing your pattern with this video tutorial! I was sent here by J Hooks Magic after watching her video talking about you and your tree mosaic. 🥰
Thank you so much for hopping over and for telling me. I went over to her channel this morning to thank her and I absolutely love her!! She is so fun to watch, I ended up subscribing and binge watching a bunch of her videos! 😘😘😘💙🦊
Also here due to J Hooks. Thank you for the info and demo. New to me! Love that I don't have to weave or carry colors.
Yes!!! Welcome!!!!
Thank you so much, this is a lovely pattern.
Hi Courtney and right now I am working on my cottage core mosaic blanket and granny squares blanket and butterfly mosaic blanket and my somebunny and I love your channel and your videos and if you keep making videos I will keep watching them and what is your favorite crochet project to work on right now and favorite types of yarn to used when crocheting and keep up the great work on your RUclips channel and keep up the great work on your crochet projects
Thank you this is just fabulous ❤
You are such a great teacher,thank you so much 💞
Oh so cute. Need some Christmas yarn! Thanks for sharing your creativity.
Love this pattern and all of your patterns x
These trees are so cute!
Just learning the mosaic technique and saw your trees on Instagram so came here yo watch your tutorial. Thank you for such a great tutorial.
Thank you Tina! Glad you enjoyed it! 💗
I made one for my glass table and now im maken one for my fireplace shelf thank you love this pattern ❤❤❤🌹
Awesome!!! and thank you for watching the tutorial! I'm so happy you enjoyed it!
Love the pattern & the hook!!
Thank you, this is awesome :) always sharing with us and it is so appreciated!
Working another of your gorgeous patterns..thanks for the detailed instructions❤️
Cute, I love it!!
Really cute 🎄
This is gorgeous- I love your patterns, I’m going to buy this chart- thank you 😊 x
Another super pattern thank you. Great for the season!! Happy Thanksgiving
Thank you so much for this adorable tree pattern tutorial! I did them in red and white and made a scarf.
Loved this video.
Oh I’m so excited for this! I haven’t seen you in awhile. I hope all is well 🥰. Just wanted to come and check in with you. Love you Courtney 🥰
I had a feeling you were going for snow with those little spots of white! I thought it looked exactly like that! Then I realised if I were to use an ocher or red I could totally use it as fall leaves too! Great pattern and as always your descriptions were so clear! I worked in the round and made myself one of those ear warmer bands.
You are so right it could be leaves too!!! I didn't even think of that! 🤩 And awesome!!! I am so happy you did an in the round project with this!!!
You are so Talented 💙
Very festive, thank you. Just off to Etsy.
God bless you, thanks you. 💐
I am loving your tutorials thankyou so much !!!!
Thank you!!!!! I will be keeping my eyes peeled to see what you are making 😁
Yet another amazing design, 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 playing catch up again!!!! I’ve emailed you😘
Oh I love this pattern can’t wait to try it out. Thank you 😊
😘😘😁😁😁 thank you! There is a snowflake too, enjoy! ruclips.net/video/IwKVPPSewqA/видео.html
Thank you💘
I 😍 you crochet hook it so beautiful!
Thank you. :)
Noooooo. im a already going through one of your playlists because you are so clear and easy to follow. I have another one of your playlists in my to do list but this is cute too! How to you do it Courtney ? thanks for sharing your talents🥰
Omg that hook it cool. By the way I’m making a blanket on your native pattern. I just completed 1 set of part one.
Exciting!!!! I hope to see pics i love seeing the colors everyone chose!!!
And thank you, I got it because my hands are really hurting me because I type all day at work and then crochet half the night and all weekend lol
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Oh Courtney what a nice pattern (again!)!! I'd loveee to make gift bags with this design...Do you have a tutorial on how it's done? It would be super to make little bags and line them with holiday material (if I can figure out how to do that too).. great idea to either put inside a Christmas stocking or just replace the traditional stocking with a gift bag crocheted with your design!
Thank you Windy! I don't have a tutorial for this specific design in the round but all you have to do is leave off the +4 stitches. You just chain the multiple of 14 and slip stitch to format the ring. From there you work the repeats given in the video working in every single stitch to keep your count. I do have 2 in the round videos that will show you what I mean.you would just seam your bottom to make the little bag and could add a button for a closure. A star button would be super cute!
@@FiberFoxStudios Great ideas as always! Thank you so much! I just now started my first for this pattern...will make something for a table.. Keep up your fabulous work ! God bless ...
For gifts: finish with 1 round of DC, ch 1 ; and then thread in a drawstring or a ribbon to close.
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Your hooks are gorgeous! Love the way it matches the color of the yarn!! ;) Wondering how the mosaic works up in kitchen cotton this would look great as a placemat with fringe because of the ends.
It will look awesome in cotton for a placemat!
I was also thinking of placemats…it will be my first project. Wish me luck 😊
@@patpowell6684 you don't need luck! The turorial is the best!! Easy to follow and super detailed.
💚💙💛💙💣💥💯🤩🌺💚🤩🤩🤩thank you 👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏💙💛,Tetiana, Vinnutca. Ua
I like this idea. I think I'll try it as a strip for a Christmas blanket. How did you tie up the loose strands?
ruclips.net/p/PLU_G451k47sHjvq5C4GHn7PJ-ocTRKVuW
The playlist I linked above is the HOW TO playlisr, it has videos on how to bind off and sew in the ends. Here is one specific to sewing in ends from that playlist, I've done a few others, same technique though: ruclips.net/video/qKVNtF4hBpw/видео.html
Hope this helps!
Love this just learning this technique. So is every other row always a solid color? Never have to cut and carry?
No you never carry your yarn in this type of Mosaic Crochet (overlay Mosaic). We work with a color A and a color B. Your odd number rows are one color or yarn (you can use color changing yarns) and your even number rows are the other color. This particular one is the solid white every other row but that's not like a rule you have to follow. I've got a playlist on here with color tip videos so you can see some other options in general since you are new. Linking playlist for ypu in case you are interested, 😁❤️ ruclips.net/p/PLU_G451k47sHKk03bYvCWpRbkSbDz2oSe
Love this... one question.. when you make it in a round 28 stitches will there be one or two trees?
You will have 2 trees and thank you!
you have a little glitch in the beginning of row 6. In the video there's a little "flicker" and it skips over the first 3sc's, Luckily you have the recap after that first sequence..
I’m new at this I want to make a table runner. Should I make with 4 trees? Thank you for you help.
I think that would be great with the 4 trees across the row. That will be a nice width for your runner 😘
Thank you
@@alisongomes684 you are very welcome! Let me know if you have any other questions😘
Where did you get that hook? Did charlie make that for you? Humm?
No lol thats far above what he can do with a knife and a stick lol
I so want to try this but i am such a scardy cat!
Don't be... You will be amazed how easy it is and she is the best teacher! Courtney is amazing
Aweee makin me blush
@@FiberFoxStudios its true 😁
I am so confused on row 6 frogged it 5x ugh! I will get this I am gonna put the video in slow motion lol
DOROTHY I AM SO SORRY! You know what I think happened is I made a mistake in editing and a couple of stitches are not shown so when we should be working together it jumps and at I'm on the last 3 or 4 stitches of the repeat all of sudden. But the recap does tell you what to do at least but you won't see it all. I have no idea how to fix that or if it's fixable at all. I think I would have to redo the entire thing. 😅 so so sooo sorry!!! I wish I had realized that months ago when I still had the video file on my phone
@@FiberFoxStudios it’s fine I am gonna do my on thing the next few rows and find another one to continue my swatch of your stitches and keep on enjoying Mosiac no worries #fan for life
I really want you to see my project mistakes and all I am very proud of the way it’s turning out I call it my mood swatch lol when my mood change so does my stitch and the color pattern I have been enjoying this since last August with Apache tears I have a few of your ordered charts and you are so easy to learn from even the way you speak is not boring and I am stitch for stitch with you great teacher protégé learning (slow bow) end scene lol
Can u send me 6-end in writing or like. Code drop back ex. Row 2 attach color x 1st stitch traditional singe Crochet ,3D 2 B 3D *repeat 3D 2B 3D. Please
@@dorothybush7863 I wish I could see it!! I would love to! You can email me at fiberfoxstudios@gmail.com
For Row 6 your repeat is: 2sc, 1dc, 3sc, 1dc, 1sc, 1dc, 3sc, 1dc, 1sc
What ate the dimensions of a single full swatch?
Mine was 3"×3.5", hope that helps
Thank you ❤❤
Welcome 💙
At 20:07 into your video your video skips several instructions on the row. I crochet what you are saying then look up only to discover you’ve moved ahead by at least 10 stitches! 😢
Yes its been pointed out a lot in prior comments and ive added a note to description box about it, the recap that I give will get you back on track. It's just that one row. Sorry.