Hi folks,
I added a new piece to the shop today. This is the Frosty Windows Scarf.
I used my own hand-dyed yarn for this piece! I use a few different methods for dying wool yarns—for this particular fiber I used food coloring.
Check out more photos and purchase the Frosty Windows Scarf in my Etsy shop.
Until next time,
Annie
Hi folks,
I’ve started a new scarf! This one uses the leftover yarn I dyed for another project. I LOVE these bright colors—they make me so happy!
I’m stitching this one length-wise, changing colors each row. I’m using rows of single, half double, and double crochet. I picked my stitch at random the first time I used each color, now I am rotating through each of the three stitches with each color.
I have more blue yarn than I do the other colors, so that color will make up some sort of border on this one, but I will figure that out another day.
Until next time,
Annie
Hi folks,
I have a couple of pieces I’m working on right now. The first is a scarf using Lion Brand Amazing Yarn in Mesa.
As you can see, this one has a lot of open spaces in it. At one point, I picked it up and the sides curled in a little bit. I liked the look of that quite a bit. I might end up with a tube like thing when I am done with this one. Or not. We’ll see.
The other piece I’m working on is a blanket. This one is part of the B.hooked Crochet Challenge for Warm Up America! You can read more about it at the link, but the basic idea is that you make a blanket using the pattern B.hooked provides and ship it off to Warm Up America! Here’s my progress so far:
The recommended yarn for this project is Red Heart With Love. I checked out the colors online before heading to the store and worked up a few color combinations that I liked. I ended up going with the two-color combo of black and hot pink you see above. This restraint is unusual for me, as I usually go for ALL OF THE COLORS!
I really like the way this is turning out. I’ve been doing most of my work on this while watching Royals games. I think I’ll be making another one of these blankets for myself in blue and white to be my official baseball watching blanket.
If you are interested in participating in this challenge, head on over to the B.hooked website for all of the details. Blankets need to be completed by August 31 for this challenge, though Warm Up America! will accept donations at any time.
I also have several pieces that I am blocking right now. I hope to have those photographed and posted to the site next week.
Until next time,
Annie
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