And a neat trick on how to hide which piece has been crocheted last ;)
(I like my octagons to be on top, so making and joining this square I hide corner stitches underneath octagon stitches)
This pattern is for those brave fairy loving souls ;)
Tinker Bells Garden is a fun project with mandala flowers joined together revealing beautiful garden.
Today on Ravelry get it for introduction price! ;)
Pattern pdf consists of 16 pages of written instructions (US crochet terms) including: octagon, square and part shapes for smoothing edges to both arrangement options. Shapes are joined using jayg method and moss stitch is used for edging the blanket.