14 Best Mosaic Crochet Patterns to Make

This blanket is an excellent introduction to mosaic crochet. Many patterns that are nothing but mosaic can be overwhelming to a beginner. However, in this pattern, mosaic sections are broken up by rows of simple double crochets to make the pattern easier to follow, and the flexibility of the pattern overall will help any set of colors or yarn produce a beautiful piece.

The variety of colors brought together by a single contrasting yarn make this a striking series of panels. The distinctly American Southwestern design and the usage of yarn tails to create fringe make this a piece that will grab attention no matter the color palette.

Look no further than this mosaic crochet blanket to showcase the variety of patterns that can be made with one technique. If someone wants to learn mosaic crochet thoroughly through a large project that experiments with many different patterns, this is the one to start with.

Although many mosaic patterns are made within rows, the technique can also be extended to the round. This set of colorful squares can be mixed and matched as necessary to make a work of any size. The creator here also has other mosaic tiles that could be mixed and matched with this set, allowing for a wide variety of designs.

Sometimes you just want to go back to basics. This blanket’s simple, repetitive, mosaic design and monochromatic look makes it perfect for any kind of decor. It would also be a wonderful gift for just about any occasion.

Although many mosaic crochet patterns are abstract geometric shapes, a little bit of care in the design can make it fit into a theme. These snowflakes on a dark blue background bring the more general designs of mosaic crochet squarely into the winter season.

Who doesn’t love a nice spooky pattern all year around? This mosaic crochet pattern is obviously fit for something like a table runner with its shape and size, but the motif could be repurposed into part of a blanket for those who don’t believe Halloween ends in October.

Although mosaic certainly has its serious side, there’s no reason it can’t lend itself to a striking baby blanket. This pattern uses a variety of bright colors to bring a springtime cheer to the neat angles of mosaic. The border here is especially striking, bringing the whole project together with its unique design.

The Scandinavian style of this throw and its four accent colors shows how a strong color palette can further emphasize shapes in mosaic crochet. The instructions here are clear and the design itself is relatively easy to keep track of, making this a good mosaic crochet for beginners.

Two-toned mosaic looks can be striking, but the ombres built into these tiles make them something special. Even with the repetition of the pattern itself, these squares show how a few careful adjustments to yarn colors can give mosaic crochet a whole new makeover.

Variegated yarns can make mosaic crochet even more convenient by reducing those pesky ends if you want to change colors. This baby blanket makes the sharp corners of mosaic much more fun, and offers a simple geometric pattern any parent would be happy to see.

One of the most visually complex patterns on this list combines chevrons with mosaic to create a unique pattern. Although this is one of the more complicated patterns on the list that combines two techniques that both require counting, a little care will make this into an heirloom piece for anyone.

One of the most recent trends in mosaic crochet is combining a Scheepjes Whirl with three to four Whirlettes. This pattern shows just how whimsical a mosaic project can turn out through its rainbow body color contrasting with the black Whirlettes.

Learn mosaic crochet by crocheting this beautiful Caribbean Coast Afghan. If you love colourwork but hate carrying yarn and changing colours, you will love this crochet Afghan! Adding a double border eliminates having ends to weave in. The crochet pattern Includes a video tutorial.