Colourwork charts for crochet.
Draw a chart stitch by stitch, or start from a generator and shape it with the settings. Every chart comes with a colour key, stitch counts, its finished size at your gauge, and row-by-row instructions for tapestry, corner to corner or filet. Everything runs in your browser.
Geometric
Stripes
Bands of colour across, up or on the bias, in turn or shuffled, in widths you set.
Checks and gingham
Checkerboard, gingham with its mixed middle tone, or a windowpane grid.
Chevron and ripple
Zigzag or rippling bands, the classic afghan stripe.
Diamonds and argyle
Harlequin diamonds, argyle with its crossing lines, or an open lattice.
Plaid
Tartan setts woven from random stripes, crossed with a twill so the colours mix like cloth.
Houndstooth
The broken check with pointed teeth, from tiny dogtooth to bold.
Granny squares
Concentric rounds in tiles, like a blanket of joined squares, scrappy or matched.
Truchet tiles
Randomly turned tiles that join into winding paths or sharp triangles.
Motifs
Fair Isle bands
Stacked bands of stars, hearts, trees and small peerie repeats, like a yoke sweater.
Motif repeat
One motif repeated in a grid, a brick layout or a half drop, with optional alternating colours.
Mandala
A symmetric medallion grown from noise, folded four or eight ways. Good for cushion fronts.
