Winter Rose Sampler Square Pattern

[pineapplequeen]

Very pretty!!! Thank you.

[kittyloverdeb]

Thank you SO much! I love your patterns!!!

[Misa]

Wow. Julee you have seriously outdone yourself this time Simply gorgeous

[CroJulee]

Well, I'm really glad you all like this.

I plan on making 2 of these squares and putting them together for a pillow. Not sure what colors to use though.

 

Merry Christmas!!!

 

Julee

[msmusic]

Thank you - this is lovely! I envision making it with scraps and expanding it to a large, square throw. Awesome design. Happy Holidays to you!

[RaggedyAnn]

Beautiful design Julie. I plan to make an anniversary afghan for my son & wife for their first anniversary in August. This may be what I've been looking for. Thanks for sharing, this and your angel wing shawl.

[homesteadingwife]

Thanks Julee for a beautiful square. It is just lovely.

 

Merry Christmas!!!

Lynn

[Cliffnote]

Thats a gorgeous square! Thank you for sharing it!

[hhensler]

Oh - I like that!

[maetta]

Thanks so much Julee and Merry Christmas to all!

[Carousel]

Beautiful square Julee. Thank-you for sharing.

[thepunkrockinchick]

I just wanted to let you know I worked one up and it turned out great. I crochet a little tight so I used a g hook. It came pretty close to 12".. just slightly larger. Thanks again for the pattern.

[Que_66]

That is lovely, thank you for sharing it.

[grannyzkraftz]

very pretty ty for sharing

[bigfunfam]

I just saw this today. Thank you so much! I was hunting for something to make for my bed and I think this will be perfect. I so much appreciate you sharing this with us.

[CroJulee]

You're welcome everybody!! I'm glad I decided to post it for free. It was really bugging me just having it sitting around and not being used.

 

Take Care

 

Julee

[misssmaggie]

Pretty !!! Thanks for sharing !!!

[bigfunfam]

I made one yesterday morning and I LOVE it !!!! Thank you. Now, to just make 48 more and then some matching pillows and my bed will be pretty <grin>

[Karina]

Thanks for Sharing

[loopy1]

Hi Julee! Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful square. I'm gonna go work on it now and can't wait until I get to those rounds of simply singles.

 

What a lot of work you put into writing this pattern. I'm sure it's not difficult but there are no instructions that say "repeat rounds 2 and 3 until...."

 

I'll be sure to post a picture once I mail it out to the person I'm making it for. I do hope she won't see my post in here. shh

 

:hug

[CroJulee]

Hi Julee! Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful square. I'm gonna go work on it now and can't wait until I get to those rounds of simply singles.

 

What a lot of work you put into writing this pattern. I'm sure it's not difficult but there are no instructions that say "repeat rounds 2 and 3 until...."

 

I'll be sure to post a picture once I mail it out to the person I'm making it for. I do hope she won't see my post in here. shh

 

:hug

 

 

I wish this was one of those patterns where you could repeat rounds 2 and 3 and get the same effect. It was alot of work getting the wording right and everything. It was a fun pattern to write and really fun to design though. It was definantly an all nighter. But honestly, all of the good patterns I've designed have been all nighter patterns.

 

Anyways, can't wait to see the pic of your square.

 

Julee

[loopy1]

I can believe it was an all-nighter. What detail and all the different stitches. It's a gorgeous pattern and I think as Cara said, you have seriously outdone yourself. Although I believe this is the first time I've used one of your patterns. Where are the others?

 

I love the look when the two fpdc are fpdc 2 tog; I think it's in rnd 12. Don't think I've ever seen that done before. The instructions just looked so daunting at first. But once I got started, it wasn't difficult at all. The only times I had to frog was when I wasn't paying attention and watching TV.

 

Now, I should have read your "Note" paragraph better and used the F hook. Instead I used the G. I have a 12" square at the end of rnd 17, the one with all the clusters. Do you think it can be stitched into an afghan with the empty ch3 in the corner? There's no way I can even do one round of sc.

 

Thanks, Julee.

 

I wish this was one of those patterns where you could repeat rounds 2 and 3 and get the same effect. It was alot of work getting the wording right and everything. It was a fun pattern to write and really fun to design though. It was definantly an all nighter. But honestly, all of the good patterns I've designed have been all nighter patterns.

 

Anyways, can't wait to see the pic of your square.

 

Julee

[craziebunny]

Oh I love this pattern!! So kind of you to share it with everyone!!

[loopy1]

You mentioned in your 1st post that you had this pattern for sale in your etsy shop. I gather that it wasn't selling?

 

You might want to contact James G. Davis at Panda Crochet, email as listed on his site is panda@thecrochetdude.biz. He had a beautiful square on CPC called Floral Overlay before he sold the pattern. If you are interested, you might want to email him and ask who he sold it to or get some info on how you can go about it. I think your Winter Rose is of the same quality as his Floral Overlay.

 

Just a thought.

 

[beyondallmeasure]

Wow. That is absolutely BEAUTIFUL! ...admiring your talent...