i even did the leaves. Bring on the summer and the strappy dresses!
and another wraparound apron for p's granny, she was wearing the other one i made every day, so now she can have one for weekdays and one for the weekend...
this is the baby blanket my mum made for me when i was little, it's crochet, and yes, i was born in the seventies... does anybody have an idea how it's made? my mum can't remember, except for: it's two rows of purple and one row of orange. the stitches are worked into the row beneath creating a quite dense fabric. it'd love to find out the name of the pattern, i can see this working with a plain dark wool for the purple and a variegated brighter one for the orange. the other crochet stitch i want to try is the catherine wheel, i think that's the pattern moonstitches' scarf is made from.
Cropped cardi looks great, congrats. And that Granny-Wrap is pretty sharp in it's corporate stripe. Nice one.
ReplyDelete(Just wondering, is your comment re. Pay It Forward on my blog a sign-up to paying it forward, or just a friendly statement. No pressure at all, just wondering! Sorry to ask you in the comments, but couldn't see an email address for you.)
hi nicola, sorry my comment was just a friendly statement, as i'm quite busy at the moment and wouldn't be able to honour the commitment of sending out cool presents!
ReplyDeletereg. stripey fabric, it's not corporate at all, it's westphalien fabric, just cotton, and it was traditionally used by housewifes and farmers for aprons and work shirts!i think it's by www.mackenbrock.de or www.westfalenstoffe.de, they do prints as well!
Hi. That's perfectly fine, I quite understand. Yeah, just thought the apron was very Super Executive. Had a lovely afternoon in a fabric shop in Cologne once...fabulous.
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