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I have always been a lover of blue and cream pottery. When I was a child we would often visit my elderly auntie for afternoon tea and so were used to seeing the ‘Willow Pattern’ on sandwich plates and teacups. The pattern featured an elaborate Chinoiserie design that
was popular towards the end of the 18th Century. Despite having an oriental style of design, pottery featuring the Willow Pattern originally came from Stoke-on-Trent, but a lot of pottery featuring the design also came from China via the East India Company.
You can purchase the paper brochure pattern or a yarn kit here or
opt for a download version via Ravelry or Etsy
was popular towards the end of the 18th Century. Despite having an oriental style of design, pottery featuring the Willow Pattern originally came from Stoke-on-Trent, but a lot of pottery featuring the design also came from China via the East India Company.
You can purchase the paper brochure pattern or a yarn kit here or
opt for a download version via Ravelry or Etsy
Yarn used - 15 x 100g balls Stylecraft Life DK.
4 x Cream (2305)
3 x Cascade (2308)
3 x French Blue (2447)
2 x Oatmeal (2303)
2 x Ice Blue (2414)
1 x Navy (2313)
4mm (US-G6) & 4.5mm (US-7) crochet hooks used.
Finished Blocked Measurement: approximately 105cm (41 1/4in) x 160cm (63in)
You can find the free yarn substitution PDF download documents for the 5 alternative colour ways of this project by following this link.
4 x Cream (2305)
3 x Cascade (2308)
3 x French Blue (2447)
2 x Oatmeal (2303)
2 x Ice Blue (2414)
1 x Navy (2313)
4mm (US-G6) & 4.5mm (US-7) crochet hooks used.
Finished Blocked Measurement: approximately 105cm (41 1/4in) x 160cm (63in)
You can find the free yarn substitution PDF download documents for the 5 alternative colour ways of this project by following this link.
