It originally started out as a baby blanket. I am using Red Heart though, and it's just not soft enough TO ME for a baby blanket. I've about decided to just give it to baby girl (my daughter) for her room. We'll see as I near completion how I feel about it.
I am using the online random stripe generator and I'm excited to see how it works up.
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Monday, February 4, 2008
Crochet dragon finger puppet...
meet Drellix, the fire breathing dragon. I'm making AE a set of finger puppets for quiet play (at church etc) I finished this one last night. There is a set with the dragon, a knight, a damsel and a horse. I have a request in to make "lots of knights so we can fight them'' Heh, who knew finger puppets would appeal so greatly to all my kiddos.
Sideways shells baby blanket-- all done and ready to go
This was a very easy pattern and it worked up beautifully. I'll use it again for sure.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
WIP--Baby blanket...
ditched the other blanket below in favor of this beauty. It is absolutely beautiful and such an easy piece. It works up quickly and looks just lovely. I am really enjoying working on this one a lot!
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Current work in progress...
Large granny square baby blanket. Using Caron simply soft.
Friday, January 11, 2008
Just checking in...
I haven't posted here in a bit. I am steadily crocheting.
I've found a fabulous project to which I am going to contribute. It is an organization that makes throws for our wounded soliders coming home to Walter Reed Hospital in D.C. It's very easy-you just simply crochet or knit 6x9 rectangles and send them in--they then have a group that pieces them and delievers them. If you'd like more information check out rectangle 6x9
I am working on a couple of projects right now--pictures to come!
I've found a fabulous project to which I am going to contribute. It is an organization that makes throws for our wounded soliders coming home to Walter Reed Hospital in D.C. It's very easy-you just simply crochet or knit 6x9 rectangles and send them in--they then have a group that pieces them and delievers them. If you'd like more information check out rectangle 6x9
I am working on a couple of projects right now--pictures to come!
Thursday, November 29, 2007
It is finished...
It is finished, my first ripple. Overall I love it. The pattern is super simple it was fun. I didn't work the ends in as I went, I left them to be weaved in at the end (per the instructions) Next ripple I will work the ends in as I go. After finishing and washing the ends just didn't seem secure and there were bits of yarn sticking out and looking all ick. I had left about 5 inches to work in, so there was plenty of fiber KWIM. Anyway, I ended up going back and adding a double crochet edging to the sides. It doesn't really take away from the overall look and I feel much better sending this off, knowing that when the person washes it again it won't unravel. LOL
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