I made a set of potholders for my mother-in-law for just a nice gift for letting us come and stay at their house for a week.
| Began | July 12, 2007 |
| Finished | January 1, 2007 |
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| Edited | July 12, 2007 |
| Pattern URL | Pot Holder / Hot Pad (knit) by 4601 |
| Made for | Lorna |
looks like a really super way to make simple socks look even nicer. I’m making the repeats closer for the eyelets. Update: I enjoyed this pattern. I like that the two socks have eyelets in different directions, but the tightness of the ssk sock isn’t quite as nice as the k2tog. It’s not so noticeable…
using remaining yarn from my Spirited Clouds Cardi and beads from my #convokal nuvem and creating something to wear around my neck. 2 grams left, FO is 32g, so beads used were 9g.
commissioned scarf (white with sequins was requested, doing sparkle yarn with silver beads) 9/15: currently ~30” unblocked using size 6/0 silver lined beads with superfloss to add them on each stitch. used just over 200 beads (217?) size 4. Added picot crochet with beads to each edge (slightly like “Crochet Edgings & Trims” page 26).
To celebrate the wedding of my youngest brother, I wanted to make something pretty for their house. Nature inspired colors because they love hiking and being on the water. I had saved a really pretty version of the Vivid blanket and was inspired by the stained glass feel the knitter had gotten. I first tried…
Worsted weight on size 7s instead of DK on 6s. Each hexi has a single crochet border in Fairy Tale, and then they are joined with a slip stitch crochet in Lady Slipper. Four hexagons in 7 colors make up the base of the blanket. Only did half hexagons on the short side of the…
