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Melissa,

It's difficult to find sports logo patterns because of copyright restrictions. Calling someone at the campus bookstore or in the sports marketing department might be the best way to learn if a pattern is available.

Dana Hinders

LoveToKnow Crafts Editor

-- Contributed by: Danahinders

I too am looking for a college logo pattern. A Washington State Cougars one would be perfect if anyone can help.

-- Contributed by: melissa

trying to find and angel and cross crochet afghan pattern that i printed along time ago and really need it again. It was white and had gold trim and it was like popcorn or either a ripple pattern

-- Contributed by: audrey

Robin,

I've never seen patterns you can directly purchase, but Askville has instructions for how to turn your favorite team logo into a crochet pattern.

Dana Hinders

LoveToKnow Crafts Editor

-- Contributed by: Danahinders

have you ever seen crochet afghans that have college logo's on them?

-- Contributed by: robin

JP,

About Crochet has a pattern for a simple spider square that you can use to make an afghan.

Dana Hinders

LoveToKnow Crafts Editor

-- Contributed by: Danahinders

I Love to make an afghan with that spiderweb stitch. Do you have aafghan pattern like the one on this website? If you do would you let me have a copy of it? Thank you very much!! the one on this website is beautiful!!

-- Contributed by: Jp Austin

Pam,

Unfortunately, I know of no such resource for this type of pattern. Aside from simply using the school colors in the blanket of your choice, my best suggestion would be to contact someone at the school's bookstore or a representative for a craft shop near the college. These people are often quite knowledgeable about the products that are available with their university logos.

Dana Hinders

LoveToKnow Crafts Editor

-- Contributed by: Danahinders

I am looking for crochet patterns for a University of Tennessee blanket and a University of Kentucky blanket.

-- Contributed by: Pam

Love the edge on the afghan you have pictured (looks like looped fringe) where can I find instructions for this?

Thanks

-- Contributed by: yolanda saenz
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