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Astrid's interlocking crochet Instead of stacking these designs in a box, I am experimenting by posting them here :-)

Astrid’s On the road blanketI love making flowers, and curls, and small patterns in my drawings, they give such a good t...
20/07/2026

Astrid’s On the road blanket
I love making flowers, and curls, and small patterns in my drawings, they give such a good texture to the finished blanket. And a retro caravan was the perfect project to fill with my doodles. If you are a caravan/motor homeowner, you understand the happiness that it brings, both the planning and the trip itself, full of new adventures and scenes to discover. So here we go on the road again!

Pattern published today in Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/astrids-on-the-road-blanket

Astrid’s Bergen blanketI have made a few cities already, and Bergen, Norway is such an iconic place with its waterfront ...
08/06/2026

Astrid’s Bergen blanket
I have made a few cities already, and Bergen, Norway is such an iconic place with its waterfront houses, so I definitely had to make it! Bryggen (the dock), is a series of Hanseatic heritage commercial buildings lining up the eastern side of the harbour. It is on the UNESCO list for World Cultural Heritage sites since 1979.

Pattern published today in Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/astrids-bergen-blanket

Astrid’s Homebound blanketGoing home…  Whether you are going home after a long day’s work or travelling to your childhoo...
11/05/2026

Astrid’s Homebound blanket

Going home… Whether you are going home after a long day’s work or travelling to your childhood home for a family celebration, or perhaps moving to another country to make your new home, “homebound” always has good feelings of anticipation.

This blanket is made in interlocking crochet, and the pattern comes with instructions on the technique itself, plus photo tutorials on how to get started and how to make the colour changes.

I used Scheepjes Stone Washed, 803 Black Onyx for the drawings, and many colours for the rest. A list of all colours used is included in the pattern, as well as how many grams of each, and added a “colouring page” for you to create your own colour scheme.

Pattern published today in Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/astrids-homebound-blanket

Astrid’s Fingerprint blanketIt all started playing with a very powerful magnifying glass… and my thumb hooked me.  What ...
13/04/2026

Astrid’s Fingerprint blanket
It all started playing with a very powerful magnifying glass… and my thumb hooked me. What took forever was deciding colours, it is probably the one blanket which I drew in most colour combinations. And when Scheepjes was launching new shades of their Catona cotton line, the blues were so many, that I went for all of them!

Pattern published today in Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/astrids-fingerprint-blanket

🧡 Astrid’s Cotton Candy blanket 🧡When I heard that Scheepjes was launching 37 new of its 100% cotton Catona shades, I we...
09/04/2026

🧡 Astrid’s Cotton Candy blanket 🧡
When I heard that Scheepjes was launching 37 new of its 100% cotton Catona shades, I went straight to the drawing table. I wanted a “colour sampler” that would show the new shades as in a colour card. I stayed away from making just squares with each colour, so I came up with this simple, but bright pattern with hearts. This was my choice of colours, but this blanket allows for any colour combination and is a great stash buster!

Pattern published today in Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/astrids-cotton-candy-blanket

🦉🦉 Astrid’s Birds on a wire blanket 🦉🦉It started with the rainbow edge…  I don’t throw any yarn away (of course) and had...
02/02/2026

🦉🦉 Astrid’s Birds on a wire blanket 🦉🦉
It started with the rainbow edge… I don’t throw any yarn away (of course) and had so many small bits of yarn stashed. And I had drawn this bird a while back which also takes small bits of yarn, so decided to make the perfect stash-buster blanket! So, it became Birds on a wire…

Pattern published today in Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/astrids-birds-on-a-wire-blanket

Astrid’s Pearl blanketIn 2024 I made a wall hanging for Scheepjes with Dutch masters, and the Girl with the Pearl Earrin...
05/01/2026

Astrid’s Pearl blanket

In 2024 I made a wall hanging for Scheepjes with Dutch masters, and the Girl with the Pearl Earring from Vermeer was in it. That wall hanging was a one time, no pattern published project, but I always wanted to make just a stand-alone girl. This is my interpretation of it, as if drawn by Piet Mondrian.

This blanket is made in interlocking crochet, and the pattern comes with instructions on the technique itself, plus photo tutorials on how to get started and how to make the colour changes.

I used Scheepjes Stone Washed, 803 Black Onyx for the drawings, and many colours for the rest. A list of all colours used is included in the pattern, as well as how many grams of each, and added a “colouring page” for you to create your own colour scheme.

Pattern published today in Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/astrids-pearl-blanket

🟥🟨 Astrid’s Squares of colour blanket 🟩🟦The intention was playing with colours, and the transition between them.  There ...
15/12/2025

🟥🟨 Astrid’s Squares of colour blanket 🟩🟦
The intention was playing with colours, and the transition between them. There are over 100 colours in the Scheepjes Catona range, so I had to restrict myself to a few, otherwise it would have been enormous! The background is made in the same blue as the drawings, so it is extra solid blue to highlight the colours even more.

Pattern published today in Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/astrids-squares-of-colour-blanket

Astrid’s The hug blanketI made this drawing a while back, trying to depict an imaginary hug and its feeling.  Also, I al...
17/11/2025

Astrid’s The hug blanket
I made this drawing a while back, trying to depict an imaginary hug and its feeling. Also, I always like the colours in the back of my blankets when the A colour is black. The front has lots of colours, but the back is mostly black. I wanted to bring that feeling to the front of the blanket in this one. I really like the way it looks!

This blanket is made in interlocking crochet, and the pattern comes with instructions on the technique itself, plus photo tutorials on how to get started and how to make the colour changes.

I used Scheepjes Stone Washed, 801 Moonstone for the drawings, 803 Black Onyx for the background and some colours for the rest. A list of all colours used is included in the pattern, as well as how many grams of each, and added a “colouring page” for you to create your own colour scheme.

Pattern published today in Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/astrids-the-hug-blanket

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