This is a blanket I crocheted for my cousin's son. It's made of hand-dyed alpaca. I started by crocheting all the little blue & green squares then I attached them using a chain stitch. Finally I made rows repeating the pattern dc, ch of the brown/grey color.
I love the way this turned out & the alpaca is so soft & warm.
3.23.2011
3.16.2011
It's the little things that count.
It's amazing how simple little things can make all the difference. I made this little colored pencil holder out of an old oatmeal container.
It took me about 10 minutes to make this. I pulled the paper wrapper off the container & used it as a pattern then I tacky glued the fabric on to the container at the seam & around the edges so the fabric doesn't fray.
And the lid still fits on with my colored pencils inside!
It took me about 10 minutes to make this. I pulled the paper wrapper off the container & used it as a pattern then I tacky glued the fabric on to the container at the seam & around the edges so the fabric doesn't fray.
And the lid still fits on with my colored pencils inside!
3.09.2011
Finger Crochet!
This is a scarf that I made out of alpaca ribbon that was hand-dyed by a local alpaca yarn shop. It took me less than an hour to hand crochet this scarf. I repeated a simple pattern of ch 5 then dc 1. I love the chunkyness of hand crocheting a thick ribbon like this. The yarn is so beautifully made that it makes the scarf look like a piece of jewelry.
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