
I have a blog post over on Freebies, etc. about a beautiful site with FREE patterns - crochet both traditional (with new twists and uses) and whimsical.
Also counted cross stitch patterns that I might even do although I don't usually enjoy that. This woman's photos are gorgeous.

I have collected Fillet Lace (crocheted) patterns for many years, just because they fascinate me - and I love adapting them to needlepoint.
A rug is shown that is exquisite, and I would never have thought of using it that way!!
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Have you come across any of the Mary Card Crochet books? They came out during the war, and just before, I think, and I know my Grandmama used some of them. I've yet to get my fingers around crochet...
No, Rachel, I haven't - but will now go in search. I really like the old, classic and traditional patterns. It's not easy to find them these days. I collect Pineapple patterns and filet lace.
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