Six Quick And Easy Patterns With Stunning Results

Creating beautiful patterns doesn't have to be a complex and time-consuming task. With these six quick and easy patterns, you can achieve stunning results without the need for advanced skills or hours of work. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced designer looking for fresh inspiration, these patterns will surely captivate your audience.

1. Floral Fantasy

Lace Crochet Covered Ornaments: Six quick and easy patterns with stunning results.

by Kristen Stein (Kindle Edition)

4.6 out of 5

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Bring the beauty of nature into your designs with this vibrant floral pattern. The intricate details of the flowers and leaves create a captivating visual experience. Use this pattern in various design projects such as wallpapers, fabrics, or even packaging to add a touch of elegance and freshness.

2. Geometric Excellence

Embrace the power of geometric shapes with this colorful pattern. The combination of different shapes, sizes, and colors will bring a sense of energy and excitement to your designs. Experiment with various color palettes to create unique variations of this pattern that will truly stand out.

3. Tranquil Waves

Invite tranquility and relaxation into your designs with this soothing wave pattern. The gentle curves and calming colors evoke a sense of calmness, making it perfect for projects related to wellness, spa, or meditation. Let the peaceful waves guide your creativity and create harmonious designs.

4. Retro Revival

Take a trip back in time with this retro-inspired pattern. The bold shapes, vibrant colors, and nostalgic elements will add a touch of vintage charm to your designs. From posters to t-shirts, this pattern will transport your audience to a different era and make a lasting impression.

5. Cosmic Symphony

Explore the vastness of space with this cosmic-inspired pattern. The combination of stars, planets, and galaxies creates a mesmerizing and otherworldly design. Use this pattern to add a sense of mystery and wonder to your designs, whether it's a book cover, website background, or an art print.

6. Whimsical Wonderland

Enter a whimsical wonderland with this enchanting forest pattern. The delicate trees, playful animals, and magical elements will transport anyone to a world of imagination and fantasy. Let your creativity roam free and create captivating designs that will bring joy and wonder to your audience.

With these six quick and easy patterns, you have the power to create stunning designs that will captivate your audience. Don't be afraid to experiment with different colors, sizes, or even combine elements from different patterns. The possibilities are endless, and the results will surely leave a lasting impression.

Lace Crochet Covered Ornaments: Six quick and easy patterns with stunning results.

by Kristen Stein (Kindle Edition)

4.6 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	11064 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	30 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

This ebook contains six of my patterns for creating lace crochet covered ornaments. I have tried to streamline the patterns so that the ornaments can be created relatively quickly and easily.

The rounds are done with very basic stitches and are repeated multiple times. The goal is to create rounds that are not too large, or over-crowded, so that the stitches lay nicely around a standard-sized ornament. Most of the ornaments I used for the patterns in this book are between 60-65mm in diameter, or about 2.25-2.5 inches in diameter. (See my other books for patterns to cover large 4” (100mm) globe ornaments.

I hope you find these as much fun to make as I do. They look beautiful adorned on a Christmas tree, but are equally beautiful displayed in a tabletop display with multiple baubles in contrasting patterns. These also make wonderful hostess gifts during the holidays.

Good luck and happy crafting! -Kristen