Magic Winter Mosaic CAL – The finished blanket

See my finished Magic Winter Mosaic CAL blanket, including yarn amounts, colour placement and my thoughts on this beautiful overlay mosaic crochet design.

Magic Winter cover photo, displaying the crochet patches on a blue background with snowflakes

Updated on 09 August 2026


The Magic Winter Mosaic CAL run throughout November and December 2023.


In my last post, I introduced Ana’s new design, the Magic Winter Mosaic CAL where I explained my colour choices and the inspiration behind them.

In case you missed it, you can read all about it in the article “A frosty winter colour palette”.

At the time, I was still working on the border of my blanket. Now it’s finished, marking the end of another big project for me.

I opted for a two-coloured double border – using only Vintage Peach for the back layer and a combination of Silver and Vintage Peach for the front layer.

Made with a 4 mm hook, my blanket measures about 121 x 146 cm (48 x 57 inches).

Magic Winter CAL, finished crochet blanket displayed on a chair

All in all, I think I captured the sunrise-on-a-frozen-winter-morning look quite well. And I am totally happy with the result!

My yarn amounts

In total I needed 12 balls of Stylecraft Special DK.

Magic Winter Mosaic, detailed list of my yarn usage

My colour placement

If you like my colour scheme and would like to recreate it, you can download my colour placement guide at the end of this post. It lists the colours used row by row.

My thoughts about Magic Winter Mosaic

Magic Winter is a lovely winter-themed blanket design that can, of course, be crocheted in all sorts of colour combinations. The pattern uses the overlay mosaic technique and, for smaller sections, a combination of overlay mosaic and tapestry crochet. Of course, both techniques are explained in the pattern.

Although I found that the blanket was quick and easy to crochet, the tapestry sections took me a bit longer.

Combining tapestry crochet with overlay mosaic takes a bit of practice. Especially when working the double crochet stitches, you’ll need to get the hang of carrying the yarn.

But the special tapestry technique is only used in a few rows of the snowmen section. Besides, you can also choose to skip it altogether and just crochet the sections in standard overlay mosaic. It’s entirely up to you!

But before you decide against it, just look at the scarfs and hats of the snowmen and those little hearts in the trees… it’s definitely worth a try!


My Magic Winter blanket is still one of my favourite blankets and gets plenty of use during the colder months.

Get the colour placement guide

Related posts

Magic Winter Mosaic CAL – A frosty winter colour palette

Get the pattern

Magic Winter Mosaic on Ravelry

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Author: ELeni

I love yarn and I love working with yarn. I especially love crochet and Tunisian crochet. Sometimes I test crochet patterns, sometimes I design something myself and sometimes I just make something nice for myself.

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