Swirls motif bedspread – stunning free pattern for a crochet bedspread.
6 thoughts on “Crochet Bedspread – Swirls”
This Swirl is a wonderful pattern for a bedspread. Do you have, besides the drawing of the pattern a description? I would like to make this bedspread.
Kind regards,
Wunnie Waninge
Hi< Just this image, however you can read it from the diagram:
Start with chain 6 and join into a circle, next round looks like sc, chain 5 then sc into the circle - create 8 of these and so on.
This beautiful pattern is mainly made out of single crochets and chains.
To whom it may concern, is this bedspread pattern available for sale or is it for free as stated in your web ad. ? Is there a link to obtain this pattern ?
I really like the “Swirl” crocheted bedspread pattern you showl, but, I am unable to find out how to order the pattern. If it does not cost an arm and a leg I would like to purchase this lovely pattern. Please help me to know if I can purchase or download the pattern for free. Please just let me know. Thank you.
This Swirl is a wonderful pattern for a bedspread. Do you have, besides the drawing of the pattern a description? I would like to make this bedspread.
Kind regards,
Wunnie Waninge
Hi< Just this image, however you can read it from the diagram: Start with chain 6 and join into a circle, next round looks like sc, chain 5 then sc into the circle - create 8 of these and so on. This beautiful pattern is mainly made out of single crochets and chains.
To whom it may concern, is this bedspread pattern available for sale or is it for free as stated in your web ad. ? Is there a link to obtain this pattern ?
Hi, the pattern is in diagram form in the fourth picture.
I really like the “Swirl” crocheted bedspread pattern you showl, but, I am unable to find out how to order the pattern. If it does not cost an arm and a leg I would like to purchase this lovely pattern. Please help me to know if I can purchase or download the pattern for free. Please just let me know. Thank you.
hello, the only thing i have for this pattern is the diagram shown in the post.