FREE Colorwork Charts and Patterns

By Michelle

 
Most Charts are Suitable for Knit and Crochet! (and other crafts too - you can feel free to make adjustments to fit your needs)
I know there's sort of a lot here, but I think I've organized it decently. You can also CTRL+F if you're looking for something in particular.

Assassin's Creed
Anime - Misc.
Borderlands
Battlestar Galactica
Dark Tower
DC Comics
Disney
Gilmore Girls
The Hunger Games
The Legend of Zelda
Mass Effect

Oregon Trail

A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones
Star Wars

Stranger Things

Stray

Undertale
Venture Bros
World of Warcraft

Wrestling

Other Stuff



CROCHET Plushies 

Other Goodies
  • Katniss Cowl-Shawl-Shoulder Thing: Knitting Pattern (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire)
  • Saruman's Knitted Beverage Sleeve (Lord of the Rings inspired)
  • Wavy Crochet Blanket (Super Easy Beginner Stuff)
  • Crochet Fingerless Mitts (More Easy Stuff)
  • Jerry Horne's Llama Mitts (Twin Peaks)
  • Wednesday's Crochet Checkered Vest (from Wednesday, obviously)

    • Tutorials!





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