The Tic Tac Cowl is a fun beginner colourwork project. It is small enough not to be overwhelming, have a fun pattern which is also easy to remember. Switch out some of the o’s for solids or should you want to have more fun a heart!

This pattern uses the one row/overlay mosaic crochet technique, working in the round so that the right side of the work will always face you. To really have the pattern display beautifully, it is suggested that you choose contrasting Colours for A and B.

This pattern uses the one row/overlay mosaic crochet technique. For this pattern we will work in the round and the right side of the work will always face you. To really have the pattern display beautifully, it is suggested that you choose contrasting colours for A and B.

This pattern uses the one row/overlay mosaic crochet technique. For this pattern we will work in the round and the right side of the work will always face you. To really have the pattern display beautifully, it is suggested that you choose contrasting colours for A and B.

During September in South Africa, we celebrate Heritage month to bring our many unique cultures together in our beloved country. It was during this month in 2020 that the seeds of my inspiration gradually took root. It was the plethora of colours and patterns that embody these cultures that inspired me to visualise patterns for myself using the mosaic crochet technique. Hence, my decision to name the pattern ‘Heritage’. This pattern was released as a CAL during August and September of 2021. Even though the pattern is designed to make a lap throw / small blanket, it is versatile and can be used to create a cushion cover, placemat or even a table runner.