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Modular Crochet (Style)
Design approach in which the visual identity of a piece comes from repeating and arranging identical units.
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Category
- Styles
- Common fibres
- Cotton, Wool, Acrylic
Definition
As a style, modular crochet is about composition: how repeated squares, hexagons or circles are coloured and arranged across a plane.
Overview
Two blankets can use the same motif and look nothing alike depending on colour placement, border treatment and how the modules are oriented.
Gradient layouts, checkerboards and single-accent schemes are the three arrangements that most reliably lift a modular piece above a scrap blanket.
Characteristics
- Repeat unit is the design element
- Colour layout carries the composition
- Easy to scale a design up or down
Typical uses
- Blankets
- Garments
- Cushions
- Wall pieces
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