This month's Designer Showcase features the fantastically talented Julie Yeager! Julie is best known for her amazing crochet squares, and has a permanent place in the MooglyCAL as long as she's up for it! Learn more about this wonderful crocheter, and get 5 free crochet patterns here on Moogly!
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A Bit About the Designer
I haven't gotten the chance to meet Julie, but all our correspondence over the years has been lovely! So I'm so excited to share her work and learn more about her in this Designer Showcase!
Here's a bit about Edie in her own words:
I'm Julie Yeager and I have been crocheting and knitting since childhood. I'm currently obsessed with crocheted afghan squares and blanket designs - always a new idea on the hook. I like to make my patterns easy to read and fun to stitch. I’ve been self-publishing my patterns on Ravelry and Etsy since 2010 and with my yearly Mystery'Ghan I reach new fans every year. Join in on my Facebook CAL group and my Ravelry Board.
I live in the beautiful Hudson Valley of New York and I’m sadly an empty-nester these days. When I'm not crocheting, I'm saving lives as a Registered Nurse. Thankful to be living my dream as a crochet designer - thanks to all my wonderful fans. <3<3
Julie Yeager's Most Important Links:
Here are 5 wonderful crochet pattern freebies from Julie Yeager!
5 Free Crochet Patterns by Julie Yeager!
Click on the links of the patterns you like to go to their pattern pages!
Thank you so much to Julie for being featured in the Moogly Designer Showcase! Be sure to check out all of the links above for more great crochet - and save this pin to your crafty Pinterest board so you can find it later!
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Kathleen C says
Julie’s designs stand out for their complex look with absolutely clear, easy to follow directions. I’ve hooked half a dozen of her patterns and am always amazed at their wonderful flow. (It helps that I share her tension in stitch count!). Her Roses and Ivy, In Treble and Firenze patterns are must crochets.