This grapes gift crochet pattern allows the recipient to make a realistic bunch of grapes.
A fun little easy-to-post gift for a crocheter who likes a little glass of wine!
The pattern is printed on 100% recycled paper and beautifully-presented in a 100% recycled folder for gift-giving.
Like all my fruit and vegetable crochet patterns, these grapes are designed to be as realistic as possible. The design includes different sizes of grape, and a slight naturalistic irregularity in how they are placed, to produce an organic result.
The pattern only uses two basic stitches, and is fully illustrated with colour pictures, so can be completed by any crocheter with a little determination.
It includes all the information necessary to choose an appropriate yarn and crochet hook, and is packed with colour photos to make every step as clear as possible.
This same Grapes Crochet Pattern is also available as a digital download.
Customisation
Choose whether you’d prefer the UK or US crochet version of the pattern – if you’re not sure, do contact me and I’ll help you choose.
Gift Options
If you’d like this item sent directly to someone as a gift, that’s no problem, just choose the gift option when checking out and I will remove price details from the package. You can also include a gift message at checkout for free.
If you’d like to have the pattern gift-wrapped, please tick the option above. I use 100% recycled tissue and pretty paper tape, with a 100% recycled cotton tie and an up-cycled cardboard tag to complete your eco-friendly gift.
Amanda Williamson (verified owner) –
This is my first purchase from this lovely little business. The pattern was delivered very quickly and you are kept informed on despatch. To the pattern itself, beautifully presented in good quality paper and able to be kept in folder that it came in. The pattern is extremely detailed in every aspect from start to finishing with lots of coloured photographs to assist everybody. I couldn’t have asked for anything better. I will certainly be using this business again. Thank you Clare.