A while ago I got this lovely yarn pack::
photo courtesy of Lucy @ Attic 24 |
So first up I had a go at this::
A cute crochet jam jar cover that now houses pens and pencils on a shelf in the kitchen. I learnt huge lessons with this little project, mainly because I chose a huge jar that tapered in at the neck so I had to teach myself how to decrease stiches on the way! Anyway I managed with a few expletives (little people in bed I assure you!) and I'm pleased with this as my first attempt. I'll definitley be making more.
On the hook now::
using the same yarn pack, is a little WIP. Promise to share more as it grows!
I'm also loving these this week too::
Gorgeous, gorgeous Lilies bought from a roadside van near my house at the beginning of the week. This is the first one to open. Beautiful isn't it?
So plans for the rest of the weekend = attaching 'Master M's' blind now 'Mr. G' has finally got the wood batten in place. Voile curtains in 'Little Miss H's' bedroom window and more hookin'.
What's in store for you this weekend?
I am still suffering from hooky envy - maybe I should blog about wanting someone to teach me?! Naughty me, I must stop this obsession...xx
ReplyDeleteWell done Justine! It's a bit addictive isn't it? Lots of love, Amanda xxx
ReplyDeleteI bought that yarn pack too, I love the colours but boy does it split ! I'm not sure if it was my batch, did you have any problems with it ? I have been told using a bamboo needle helps with splitting, may have to try that..
ReplyDeleteThose colors are amazing! Love them!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours and love the jam jar cover! Well Donex
ReplyDeleteHope you have a lovely weekend Hugs Clare x
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Love the yarn and well done on your crocheting. I must admit I'm itching to have ago.
ReplyDeleteThis week I'll be mainly sorting out my fabric stash as my machine is off to be mended after a very unfortunate falling out with some heavy duty fabric!
Can't wait to see what your WIP is!
lovely colours - lillies I love but the men in the house are allergic to them - I have them in the garden but have to cut out their stamens to keep the pollen away! shame.
ReplyDeleteI got some of that yarn too, as the colours were quite delicious and I wanted to work with a different type of yarn. A bit fiddly as it's quite thready, but if you get past that then the results are nice! I love your jar and the flowers are really stunning! Cannot wait to see your finished WIP! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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