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These colors just pop out at you! The mesmerizing Apache Tears crochet pattern by Sarah London makes you use your imagination a lot and think of creative ways to use the stitch. How about some beautiful, textured, colorful blankets or placemats or rugs? Once again, the possibilities are endless. You can use the basic crochet pattern on the site to make a beautiful blanket using this gorgeous stitch.
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Beautifully textured, captivating and fascinating!
I’m referring to the strikingly mesmerizing Apache Tears crochet pattern.
I’ve had quite a few enquiries in regards to this pattern, so today I thought I’d share my tips and technique with you. It’s not a complicated pattern so let’s get started!
The pattern may also be customized to your own preferences, producing a dense fabric!
When it comes to customizing it all boils down to… the spacing… you can choose to customize your blanket.
Written in UK terminology. (Source)
![[Free Pattern] Captivating And Fascinating Apache Tears Crochet Pattern](https://www.dailycrochet.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/845/2015/08/Apache-Tears.jpg)
Image source: Sarah London
Thanks to Sarah for the article inspiration and featured image
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This is beautiful!
Awesome
Wouldn’t be easier to cut yarn into lengths, than to pull from a skane?
This is just awesome!
Stunning work, I love it……
@[100007399782879:2048:Ashlee Watson]
@[1682096289:2048:Dawn Steves-Childrose] holy cow!
@[1472545983:2048:Lois], where it says : The mesmerizing Apache Tears crochet pattern by Sarah London … please click the words: Apache Tears. The pattern is always linked to the name of the pattern ( first letter capital always for the name.) Hope it helps.
I can’t access it.
Luv this!
Wow
Wow this is awesome love this pattern
Ooooo I like this
Very cool
I’m going to have to make this
@[100000142491994:2048:Suzan Lynn Cherrone]
My grandmother made me a blanket of this pattern
Wow
Beautiful, so many lovely colors!
Whoa… 🙂
Wow!
Sarah Caitlin Latham did you see this? Gorgeous!
Wow!!
Please send me Apache Tears Afghan Pattern. Thank You
Terri, please click on the words: Apache Tears to go to the pattern’s page. Hope it helps!
Got it. Thanks.
thank you, it’s beautiful
Linda Jones
That is beautiful Julianne. If only I could read a pattern. Everything I make is my own pattern.
It’s beautiful! Thank you
Jamei Chewning Brown
This is my favorite pattern for a quilt with double skeins. I love this pattern, because it’s a tight yet thick stitch where my toes don’t go through it !! I remember getting this pattern from a “Yarnmart”, 20 yrs. ago in Buena Park, California… Thanks to my Grandma Dietz!!! And her patients at teaching me !!
Would be nice to do!!!!!
Linda Jones
I have made several of these. The greatest thing about this pattern is that it is so different each time you make one
ooo i think i will try this x
I made a throw for my husband using this pattern.
Would love to try this.
This is the pattern my gram used to teach me to crochet. Have used many times over the years and share it a lot.