How a pattern gets onto this site
Where each pattern was published, where that is still known, and what happens when it is not.
Of the 18 patterns here, 5 arrived with the address of the page they were published on. Those 5 are listed first, each linking to the pattern and to the page it was taken from.
mariskavos.nl 4
Adorable Lemon Mini Amigurumi Crochet Pattern the original page on mariskavos.nl- Free Cow Amigurumi Pattern the original page on mariskavos.nl
- Enchanting Lizzie the Unicorn Amigurumi Crochet Pattern the original page on mariskavos.nl
- Crochet Tanja the Goldfish Amigurumi Pattern the original page on mariskavos.nl
yourcrochet.com 1
No page recorded 13
These reached this site without an address, and guessing one would be worse than leaving it blank. If a pattern below is yours, write to hello@crochetrituals.com with the page it first appeared on and it is credited here or taken down, whichever you ask for.
- Easy crochet bolero pattern for girls: a sweet layering shrug
- Crochet Scented Sachet Bag Pattern - Perfect for Gifting
- Sunburst Granny Square: Free 4-Round Crochet Pattern for Scrap Yarn
- Happily Ever Afghan Block: A Free Textured Granny Square Pattern
- Cat Claws Granny Square — Free Crochet Pattern
- Duck Granny Square: Free Crochet Pattern
- Two-Color Spiral Granny Square – Free Crochet Pattern
- Wild Pansy Flower Granny Square – Free Crochet Pattern
- Puff Stitch Sunflower Granny Square — Free Crochet Pattern
- Two-Color Basic Granny Square: Easy Free Crochet Pattern
- Diagonal Two-Color Solid Granny Square (Easy Free Pattern)
- Cherry Blossom Granny Square — Free Crochet Flower Pattern
- Unique Window Flower Granny Square – Free Crochet Pattern
What gets picked up, and what does not
- Only a pattern its author put out free, on a page anyone could read.
- Nothing that sits behind a payment, a login or an email wall.
- Nothing sold as a file, at any price.
- A photograph is either the original author's own or it is not published at all.
- The instruction text is retyped, never reworded. A typo in the source stays a typo, because silently correcting somebody else's pattern is how a mistake becomes permanent.
Corrections, with the date each was made
When a round is fixed after somebody works it and finds it wrong, the change is listed here with its date, so anybody holding a printed sheet can see what moved.
Nothing has been corrected yet. The first entry goes here with the day it was made.