Over the past few weeks, I’ve been mapping out the Mosaic Overlay Studio, focused heavily on design and pattern creation. After thinking carefully about it, I realised something important. Before design comes structure. Before writing patterns comes understanding. So instead of launching straight into a higher-level design studio, I’ve built something stronger first: Mosaic Overlay Crochet Hub — $5/month. This space focuses on: • Understanding how mosaic overlay actually works • Reading charts with confidence • Building clean technique • Gaining creative control step by step Module 1 is now live and fully structured, covering: ✔ What mosaic overlay is ✔ How the stitches interact ✔ How patterns build vertically ✔ How to read mosaic charts correctly The design pathway isn’t gone — it’s just sequenced properly. Foundation first. Refinement second. Creation third. If you’d like to build your mosaic overlay skills with clarity and structure, you’re very welcome inside. Founding members join at $5/month and keep that rate while active. 🔓 How to Access the Classroom The community area is free to join and participate in. To access the structured lessons inside the Classroom, click on Classroom at the top of the Hub. When you select a module, you’ll see an option to Unlock with Premium — this is the paid tier. Choose the Premium ($5/month) option to unlock full access to all modules and lessons. Once subscribed, everything inside the Classroom will open automatically. The modules are going to drop feed week by week. Many thanks Angela

Hello and welcome — I’m so glad you’re here 💛 If you’re new to this space, this post will help you get the most out of the community (and point you in the right direction). 🧶 What this community is for This is a friendly, supportive space for crocheters who: - Love (or want to learn) mosaic overlay crochet - Enjoy charts, colour play, and thoughtful design - Want to grow confidence — whether you’re following patterns or designing your own You don’t need to be an expert. Curiosity and a willingness to learn are more than enough. 📌 How to use this community To keep things easy (and not overwhelming), I’ve organised posts into categories: - 🧵 Mosaic Basics – help with techniques, stitches, and foundations - 📊 Charts & Reading Help – understanding charts, overlays, and layout - 🎨 Colourways & Design Talk – colour choices, borders, and design decisions - 🪡 WIP & Progress Shares – show what you’re working on (wins and struggles welcome!) - 🛍 Pattern Links & Resources – where I keep links to my patterns and useful extras 👉 Tip: Click a category to quickly find what you need. 🪡 A little about me I’m Angela — a mosaic overlay crochet designer and the person behind The Pattern Scribe. I design detailed, chart-led patterns and love breaking down why things work, not just how to follow them. This community is where I share: - Behind-the-scenes design thoughts - Sneak peeks and WIPs - Tips that don’t always make it into patterns 🛍 Looking for my patterns? You’ll find links collected neatly in the Pattern Links & Resources category. I’ll also occasionally mention them in context when people ask — no hard selling here. 🎓 What’s coming next As this community grows, I’ll also be adding: - Deeper learning posts - Mini trainings around charts and design logic - Early access and input on future resources 💬 How to get involved (optional but encouraged!) If you’d like to introduce yourself, feel free to comment below and tell us:

I want to make something clear so there’s no confusion. This space has two parts: 🔹 The Community (Free)This is where we talk, share progress, ask questions, and explore ideas around mosaic overlay. 🔹 The Classroom (Paid)This is where structured, progressive training lives. The Community is open to everyone. The Classroom is for those who want deeper, structured design development. Inside the Classroom:• Lessons are built in order • Structure is taught intentionally • Each module deepens design skill The Community supports the journey. The Classroom builds the skill. Structure first. Clarity second. Design follows. Angela