I am back on track with the Christmas gifts, customizing reusable canvas tote bags with the cutest crochet creations I can find. I am rather pleased with this sunflower for my son's teacher. My flower is adapted from a Quarter Sunflower Square by Suvi on Ravelry which was itself adapted from another pattern The Crocodile Flower by Joyce Lewis.....
Last month I followed Vicky Howell's advice to "think small, go big" hooking up a flurry of scarfs and cowls in chunky yarn from my stash for family and friends in the UK. Then I got a little off task with other crochet projects and life in general. Getting side-tracked is inevitable so that's why it's best to start your Christmas crafting very early.
Since I cannot resist a challenge I HAD to crochet a cardigan for National Crochet Cardigan Month responding to a call from a new Ravelry group I've joined Crochet on Ravelry which has almost 27,000 members. Wow! I'm not sure why I hadn't noticed the group before. ON a sidenote, I wonder how many fellow yarn lovers have found themselves sucked down the rabbit hole of pleasant Ravelry diversions?
Of course, given my penchant for granny squares, my cardigan choice was the Granny shrug by Kirsty of KooToYoo cleverly constructed from two granny hexagons. Easy, quick and size as you go - my kind of pattern! I didn't even have time to block it before it's first outing. Anyway, time to go. My poinsettia petals are calling me...
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Sunday, November 29, 2015
Friday, December 12, 2014
Many many snowmen
These are the Christmas gift for 2014. Have made ten of these, maybe more!!
Found the pattern on www.dappertoad.com
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Baubles for workshop
Made some holiday ornaments for the store since the holiday season is almost upon us.
Patterns are on Ravelry:
Christmas Holiday Garland by Annoo Crochet
Christmas Lights by Amalia Samios
Had to make crochet and knitted versions because now I'm running the workshop myself supporting both knitters and hookers!
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