Dusting Off The Cobwebs
In crochet news I finally finished the afghan I started in December 2008 that was meant as a Christmas gift for my mother-in-law...just in time for Christmas 2009. I'm terrible, I know, life and laziness just got in the way. I have issues with crocheters block when working on large projects. Excuses, excuses. I used the round ripple pattern found HERE. I picked the pattern because it had fewer holes in the center than other round ripple patterns I'd seen. It worked up quickly (when I put my ass in gear to work on it) and the instructions were easy to follow. I used Lion Brand Suede that I got for a dollar a skein at a local dollar store and a J hook. I never took any measurements, but it's definitely big enough to cover up with and keep warm. My mother-in-law was very pleased and so was I!
I'm hoping to start a small crochet project today as soon as I figure out what pattern I want to tackle. Ravelry has my mind spinning at the moment! Tomorrow, we tie-dye! Nathaniel has some old jeans he wants me to make as wacky and weird as I can and Geof and I have a few shirts to dye as well. That should be fun!
I'm off to catch up on my blog reading...see you all around the web!
3 Comments:
I am glad you posted something young lady!
The round ripple is great.
I have two sets of those round knitters (don't ask) and an oblong and haven't started using them-inspire me, send me links. Maybe Elena will play too.
Hello, Mandi. I like your post and have to say that these people have a video explaining loom knitting:
http://provocraft.com/video/index.php?prd=Knifty%20Knitter&ttl=Knifty%20Knitter%20lg&w=480&h=378&plr=macintosh
My son liked the "cheater's knitting" phrase... he he. Have a nice day! Me, I have to work, there is no rest for a virtual assistant.
Ambar in Puerto Rico
Your blog is wonderful and so quirky, I would like to give you the Sunshine Award. You can collect the award form my blog:
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:)
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