Meet one of our featured makers: Isabelle Fahy from Izzy’s Notes and Knots! You may have come across her via her treble clef pattern, and she is back to share her bass clef pattern. Let’s give her a warm welcome back! We’re excited she’s here.

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Meet Isabelle!

Isabelle is a professional violinist and violin teacher from Ireland who now lives in Germany. Music is her passion and has been part of her entire life; she has received multiple awards, been a part of many classical performances, and has founded the International Music School, Munich (IMS).

She began her crochet journey in 2018, starting with amigurumi. Finding immense joy in gifting her creations to friends and family, crochet quickly became one of her favorite hobbies to express herself outside of her musical pursuits.

As she gained experience, she decided to expand her skills and design her own patterns. In the beginning, she only crocheted her designs as gifts for her students as prizes for achieving goals or celebrating the end of a successful concert.

Her students loved her unique, handmade gifts so much! Isabelle wanted to share that joy with others, so she decided to write down her patterns so others could access them as well.

If you hop on over to her Etsy shop, you will find a variety of small, easy patterns inspired by her passion for music. Not only does she have three types of clefs, but she also has different types of notes and rests.

She finds immense joy in combining her passion for music with her love of crochet. She plans to expand her musical patterns so more people can delight in handmade items!

Get the Bass Clef Pattern!

• IzzysNotesAndKnots – Grab an ad-free PDF complete with step-by-step photo instructions for under $2!

Designed for cotton yarn to grant crisper stitches, this low-sew bass clef pattern can be made in under 15 minutes! It is simple, straight to the point, and looks exactly like a bass clef.

The circles on the bass clef can either be sewn on or crocheted on, depending on what you prefer. The PDF is well written and the format is easy to follow. I highly recommend supporting Isabelle!