Collection · celestial

Moon, star + celestial crochet charts

Moons and stars are the most versatile motifs in colorwork — nursery blankets, witchy wall hangings, fair-isle yokes, filet valances. They are also the most forgiving: strong silhouettes, gentle curves, and two-color palettes that read clearly even in dark yarns.

This collection includes the whole sky: crescent and full moons, stars in several weights, suns, orbits, rockets, and telescopes. Every chart ships with numbered gridlines, yarn estimates, and written instructions.

Questions makers ask

What size is a star chart as an afghan square?

A 50×50 chart in worsted-weight tapestry crochet comes out around 12–13 inches — a standard graphgan square. Resize in the editor for other gauges.

Do celestial charts work in knit colorwork?

Yes — the knit-colorwork charts in this collection are drawn for stranded knitting, and any chart can be switched to knit colorwork in the editor. Watch the long floats on large solid areas.

Can I recolor a moon chart to match my nursery?

Open it in the editor, tap any palette color, and choose a different yarn — the chart, materials list, and instructions all update.

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