Discover a method that lets you get the look of multiple midrow colour changes without all the hassle. This technique uses chain spaces to form a lattice to work over. Colours are worked the entire row and colour changes are only done at the ends of rows. You will find 20 different granny square patterns, all the same size, plus instructions to join them together, as well as a simple but unique border. For most squares the yarn is carried up the side and worked over when stitching the border.

This book includes instructions for 6 projects using twelve stitch patterns created with short, simple repeats using basic stitches that create textures that look more intricate than they are. Refer to the Project Box for each stitch where calculations are already done for you! The book also features a Did You Know section for information to improve your technique plus up-close colour photos throughout to make it easy to stay on track and turn simple stitches into beautiful textures.

Welcome to Waterfall crochet, a method that introduces a way to get the look of multiple mid-row colour changes without all the hassle. No more carrying the dropped colour across the row, and no more mid-row colour changes. This new technique uses chain spaces to form a lattice to work over. Colours are worked the entire row and colour changes are only done at the end of rows. For most projects, yarn is carried up the side and worked over when making the border.

This new Waterfall Crochet charts technique still uses chain spaces to form a lattice to work over and colour changes are still only done at the ends of each row. If you are new to chart reading don't worry as the 'How to Use Waterfall Crochet Charts' section shows you everything you need to know - like what colour the row is worked in, why the marked stitch is important, and further explains some of the chart symbols and where they will be found on the chart. If you need further help, included is a video that shows you step-by-step details on working with charts.