I can't believe it's the middle of the week already! Weeks do that to me sometimes. I have been caught up in finishing a pattern. It's been a while, so I procrastinated a bit with it and took a lot of time on it. I'm excited to hopefully start getting back into some sewing here. I haven't done much lately and I really miss it. Until some sewing gets done, I do seem to get some crocheting done. It's a bit easier for me to do with the little ones running around. These are a few things I made for Christmas gifts. The above is a wrap I made for my mother in law.
I used this pattern to make it. It was one of those car projects. I started it in August and would work on it while waiting to pick miss J up from school, when the girls fell asleep in the car and I just parked somewhere to enjoy the quiet, or when hubby was driving. I felt it was an easy pattern, even with the slit. I had never done something like that so I just had to use more brain power in making sure I did it right.
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Love the chunky cowl! I'm working on a purse. I'm a little nervous it won't work like I want it to but I guess I can always unravel.
ReplyDeleteWowza! A purse?!?! Go you! I would be a little nervous too. Just remember if it looks a little funny to try blocking it. I have thought some of my projects were gonners until I did that :)
DeleteI love them! I am wearing my cowl I just knitted and I love them!
ReplyDeleteWhoohoo! Go you! I need to follow in your footsteps and make one for me now :)
DeleteI'm working on a blanket right now! :) Love the scarves!
ReplyDeleteFun! What kind of blanket? Big or baby?
DeleteLove your projects!! They are all so pretty! Love that chunky scarf :) Happy weekend! xo Holly
ReplyDeleteThank you :) You know, I actually made that chunky one for my friend named Holly! It's a great name!
DeleteDo you mind sharing which pattern you used (if you did) for the second infinity scarf? I love it, and also am really loving scarves this year... :)
ReplyDeleteOf course not :) All I did was alternate 2 rows of double crochet and then 1 row of single crochet. I went across short ways, but I found this tutorial http://jjcrochet.com/blog/crochet-cowl-pattern-free-chunky-bulky-perfect-for-winter/ that only uses one skein (I used 1.5) and it goes long ways. I started it and like it because it's only a few rows as opposed to doing a ton! I'm not done with it yet, so not sure if I'll make it in just one skein, but we shall see :)
Deletebeautiful! I just started crocheting and am working on a granny square throw blanket.
ReplyDeleteThank you :) I hope to do a granny square blanket for my girls this year! Do you have a certain pattern you are using and do you like it?
DeleteMy granny taught me how to crochet this fall and i made her a cowl for Christmas. It was supposed to be a simple pattern but i didn't realize i twisted chain and made a mobius! It still came out cute and she loved it.
ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome that she taught you! My grandma did when I was little, but I forgot! So I had to reteach myself :) So glad you were able to make her something that she loved!
DeleteI want to be on your Christmas list this year; you made a bunch of gorgeous presents for some very lucky people! I am just amazed at all you've been able to do with two little ones running around. Very impressive! I always enjoy your blog, and I've enjoyed getting these present ideas for next year so I can start early!
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