FREE Elder Scrolls Mages Guild c2c or crochet colorwork charts

By Michelle -

FREE Pattern Friday is here again! I went with the Mages Guild this week, which means Fighters Guild is next week. I also really like the Mages Guild rank symbols...sigils...whatever...from Oblivion, so they might be on the to-do list. The Elder Scrolls is providing me with a lot of things to chart and this is good. Also, surely, someone out there wants these?

Link back here if you make something cool and share it. You're also welcome to download these grids and make changes to them as you see fit. They will work for colorwork crochet, c2c, and should also be fine if you want to use them for some duplicate stitch knitting. Hell, perler beads. Do it. Live your life.

Oh, I threw in the College of Winterhold's symbol from Skyrim because it's technically on theme, and also I like it.

Here's Morrowind's Mages Guild. Hella anticlimatic, this one. The best reference I could find was, like, a wood carving? An in-game wood carving. You know what I mean. And I need to put more words on these posts because the search engines look for words, so I might get sort of rambly. No one reads any of this anyway. Y'all just come get your free goods and go, I assume.

ESO's Mages Guild was a pain in the ass, but I do like it. I had to take some artistic liberties to make it this size and still get as much of the detail as possible. I can make a larger version with more detail if there's interest. It's all these twisty bits.

Daggerfall's Mages Guild might be my favorite of these that I did. As you can see, it is more than two colors, so be mindful if you're doing tapestry crochet. It'd be great for c2c though.


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Happy crafting, nerds! I'll see you next week! xoxox

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