Rozeta CAL is an official Crochet-Along by Scheepjes, which launched in 2019. Since then, it has gathered a lot of enthusiasts, who created their own versions – either by using color kits offered by Scheepjes, or their own color palettes.
Author of this pattern is one of my favorite crochet designers – Tatsiana Kupryianchyk of Lilla Bjorn Crochet. She is incredibly talented and I always marvel over her skills and creativity.
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All of the projects presented in this post are based on official Rozeta CAL, which is available as free crochet pattern. It means, that you can make it, too!
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Below you can see a couple of original colorways by Scheepjes. They are looking good, right? Let’s explore the possibilities!
- photo by Scheepjes / ravelry.com
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the beauty of tapestry crochet
What is it and who is this for?
Inspiration for Rozeta was the window of a gothic chapel, and you must admit that the central piece looks a lot like stained glass, right? This project is a rectangular piece, which can work as a blanket, tapestry, or table decoration.
This project is mostly based on tapestry crochet, but has textured elements, too. It’s suitable for intermediate and advanced crocheters.
How to do it?
I like it, but I don’t want to tackle such big project. What should I do?
- photo by Tatsiana Kupryianchyk / lillabjorncrochet.com
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Now to the fun part, because there’s nothing better than looking at pretty things! Below you can find the most beautiful versions of original Rozeta CAL. Some of them are based on official colorways, others are not, but each and every one has caught my eye.
I will not link original pattern below each picture, because you can find a TON of resources in the first part of this article. When in doubt, go there!
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Light and Delicate Colorways
Rozeta CAL Version by Moonbeam Stitches
How do you like this sweet pastel Rozeta? I think it’s perfectly balanced and delicate! Take a look below to see how crocheter behind Moonbeam Stitches created her colorway. Floral part in the center, which is made with white yarn, looks beautiful on pastel stripes that are in the background.
- photos by @moonbeamstitches on Instagram: top, bottom
Be sure to check out author’s Instagram page, which is linked above, especially if you are an amigurumi enthusiast.
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Rozeta CAL Version by Rockin Lola
This juicy version by Rockin Lola is a true gem! The use of multicolored ombre yarn resulted in this fantastic rainbow-like color story. As you can see below, white ties it all together, creating a perfect background for vivid mandala.
- photos by Rockin Lola on Ravelry
Click on the link above to see more photos of this fantastic Rozeta version, or to get more info about the yarn used in this project.
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Rozeta CAL Version by Bobbles and Fluff
If you like delicate and girly palettes, take a look at the pictures below! Crocheter behind Bobbles and Fluff cleverly combined shades of pink with cream and grey, using Scheepjes Colour Crafter yarn. This original colorway will look amazing in a feminine bedroom, so consider following similar hues if you are to make a gift for your mom, for example.
- photos by @bobblesandfluff on Instagram: top, bottom
Follow Bobbles and Fluff on Instagram, by clicking the links above, to see more of author’s crochet and knitted creations.
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Moody Colorways
Whirl / Rozeta CAL Version by LittleBlueHook
Shades of lilac, purple and blue are one of my favorite set of colors. This beautiful version by LittleBlueHook, which you can admire in the photos below, is the result of combining two Scheepjes Whirl yarn cakes. These multicolored ombre yarns are intertwined in the most subtle way, creating lovely effect of fading contrasts.
- photos by LittleBlueHook on Ravelry
If you click the link above, you will see more photos of this great project, as well as see specifications of the yarns used. Author also created a great video of the process, which you can see on her Instagram here – you must see it!
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Dawn / Rozeta CAL Version by the9sisters
Let’s talk about earthy tones, because they are very understated, in my opinion! Browns and greys often remind us of old sofas, but there’s so much more you can do with it. You can see a great example in the pictures below – this version by the9sisters uses light blue-grey to tie all the colors together.
- photos by the9sisters on Ravelry
Click the link above to see more photos of this project.
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Playing with Contrasts
Rozeta CAL Version by XantheJS
This playful version is an homage to stained glass nature of this amazing design, so take a look below and see how XantheJS did it. Black background is a perfect choice for vibrant colors, especially if you like graphic statement pieces. Just imagine how cool it would look when displayed as a wall tapestry!
- photos by XantheJS on Ravelry
Under the link above you will find all the informations regarding yarn colors and amounts used.
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Rozeta CAL Version by elsq
Black background is a great way to make other colors sing! This version by elsq combines blues, reds and neutrals to create a lovely colorway. It reminds me of a misty morning, with sun rising through the clouds. See for yourself – you can see the details in the pictures below.
- photos by elsq on Ravelry
Pattern notes and yarn info is available on author’s Ravelry page – just click the link above to see it.
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Rozeta CAL Version by cuddlycritter
Oh how I wish to see the Northern Lights! They were the inspiration for this amazing colorway by cuddlycritter. Just take a look at the photos – how amazing are these blues, violets and subtle greens? In this version the pattern truly shines like the Northern Lights against the blackness of the sky.
- photos by cuddlycritter on Ravelry
Be sure to check out author’s Ravelry page, because there you will find more photos of this beautiful project and detailed yarn info.
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Black and White
Rozeta CAL Version by SharonBlignaut
Sometimes the simplest ideas are the best ones, and I think that this is true for a bold, classic colorway called Midnight. SharonBlignaut, who is the author of the version you can see below, did a fantastic job, but mentions in her notes, that you must be a fan of tapestry crochet to truly enjoy the process. The process is as important as the final result, so be sure to choose wisely!
- photos by SharonBlignaut on Ravelry
Click the link above to see more and read author’s notes.
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Rozeta CAL Version by IKzRoguRenifera
Although the photos below can suggest otherwise, author finished the project and it looks amazing! I chose these pictures, though, because they show very nicely, that you don’t have to go all the way with the pattern to make something beautiful. Circular centerpiece like that would be a fantastic addition to any living room, so keep it in mind when redecorating your place!
- photos by IKzRoguRenifera on Ravelry
Visit author’s Ravelry page under the link above to learn more, or take a look at their Instagram page – @intensywni.
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