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The Not-a-Granny Square Blanket is finished! It contains 50 ounces of worsted weight acrylic yarn. This only put a dent in my scrap acrylic yarn. I have in mind a couple more scrap afghans to make–one to crochet and one to knit.The finished size on this blanket is 64 inches x 64 inches. As you can see from the picture, it almost covers the top of my queen size bed. Boo gave his seal of approval as you can see. I decided to use a tapestry needle to darn in all the yarn tails. Then I worked 2 dcs
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It would appear that I was quite busy this year! I’ll be reviewing last years resolution as I prepare to make next years(!!!). And I’ll have a little news to share, too. I think 2008 was pretty great for my family! I hope you all can say the same 1. Affro Girls outdoors, 2. Not available, 3. Affro Girl Doll, 4. Another Baby Sis Beret, 5. New sweater!, 6. Lush and Lacy , 7. Tilted Duster Front, 8. Baby Sis in Wicked, Back, 9. Lauri Dress,Swirl, 10. Purple Crochet Cozies, 11. Mini Sweater, Stock
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Are you always on the look out for new crochet patterns? Is feeding your crochet addiction a full time job? At these websites, you can get free crochet patterns by just clicking! You can find clickable links to these websites in the “Resources” section below.
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So, I’ve now seen 4 blogs run the pictures of the gruesome crochet pictures all hahah funny like and not ONE of them (not one!!) mentioned the artists name. I’m sort of appalled just because we all obviously have the internet at our finger tips so why not spend 5 seconds finding out about the artist? Also, I have that feeling like, yeah these are awesome! but they were also awesome the first time I saw them in 1997 and if the internet meme machine is going to circulate them again then please ta
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I was intrigued by the listing, and though there are many mats out there, most DJ slip types, this one looked interesting. Its technological hook seemed to be a crochet-like pattern that exposed at least as much air between the LP and platter as rubber, an integral part of the design of the RingMat I have used for close to 20 years.
