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NATIONAL CROCHET MONTH: MY COMPLETED PIECES THIS YEAR

Katelyn Elliott Student Contributor, West Virginia University
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March 2026 was National Crochet Month, and as an avid fiber artist, here’s a short recap of my pieces so far this year! I bought a bunch of yarn before Jo-Ann’s craft store went out of business, so 2 out of these 3 pieces were an attempt to use that up.

1. Flower Bouquet Blanket

Crochet Bouquet Blanket
Original photo by Katelyn Elliott

The first project I started and completed in 2026 was the viral flower bouquet blanket, a circular blanket with a single color base, trimmed with green leaves and flowers of a color of your choice. When pulled up by the middle, it resembles a bouquet of flowers. This piece was one of the biggest ones I’ve attempted, and took about two weeks to complete over winter break, but it’s the one I’m most proud of!

2. Infinity Granny Rectangle Throw Blanket

Crochet Blanket
Original photo by Katelyn Elliott

As any crocheter knows, the granny square only stops when you decide it’s big enough. A spin on the infinity granny square blanket, I found a rectangle pattern,\ and spun shades of blue and white into a small-sized blanket. Now used as a decorative throw over my desk chair, the repetitive pattern took about a week to complete, two weeks for the second one I made!

3. Star Blanket (5 point)

Crochet Star Blanket
Original photo by Katelyn Elliott

Another design that had its popular run on TikTok for a little while was the 6-point, 6-day star blanket but after having difficulty with the pattern, I adjusted and found a 5-point one instead. Using up a bunch of miscellaneous rainbow yarn, this piece took a little less than two weeks, and quite a few episodes of Netflix’s “The Resident,” to finish!

Kate is a Psychology/Criminology major at WVU, with plans to attend law school.

She has deep interests in music, specifically live shows. Writing has been a creative outlet for her for years.