Finished the September Crochet A Long in my Ravelry group. If you'd like to join us, it's not too late :)
I have only done the one so far, as I don't celebrate Halloween so the apple was the best choice for me.
Can't believe we're already IN September. Time is FLYING!
Happy Fall Y'all!
What's on your hook??~~Amy
Showing posts with label crochet a long. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crochet a long. Show all posts
Friday, September 14, 2012
Friday, January 20, 2012
What I Made...
Despite my little one being sick and being a few days behind my normal schedule, I did manage to get a little bit done this week.
I finished up a baby blanket that's been in progress for months. I reshot some product images and have worked on some more items. I'm currently working on a Moosey hat for Eli, his 4th birthday is Monday (I can NOT believe it..)
What's new with you?
I took some gratutious yarn shots also...
I finished up a baby blanket that's been in progress for months. I reshot some product images and have worked on some more items. I'm currently working on a Moosey hat for Eli, his 4th birthday is Monday (I can NOT believe it..)
What's new with you?
The Audrey, Granny Square Baby Blanket
lacey stitch washcloth
V Stitch baby Blanket
Heart Wash Cloth for my CAL over on Ravelry!
I took some gratutious yarn shots also...
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Year Long Crochet a Long and Knit a Long
Heylo all! In case you've missed it, roughly 6 months ago I started learning how to crochet and knit. I am loving it. If I'd known I could craft while sitting on my butt watching Big Bang Theory, I'd have never learned to sew! (But then, I probably wouldn't have ever learned how to make fabric buttons, so I'm glad I did!)
But I digress, as usual....
Anyhoo, I participated in a fun Crochet a Long (CAL) where I ended up with a beautiful sunburst granny square afghan. I truly enjoyed it and now it's time to take my turn hosting!!
You need to be on ravelry to truly participate, so hop on over and join! It's free and a great place for patterns and showing off your work!
It will be a MONTHLY project that goes on ALL YEAR. Each month we will do a new dishcloth/towel/washcloth. Crochet AND knit patterns will be available, so you can do one, some, all or none!! If you do each month, in the end you'll have 12 handmade washcloths!!
Patterns will be posted and all I ask is you share your progress, pics and lessons learned in the Ravelry group!
You can find the group here:
Mama's Monthly Dishcloth KAL and CAL
The January project is listed so hop to it!! :)
~Enjoy!~
Amy
But I digress, as usual....
Anyhoo, I participated in a fun Crochet a Long (CAL) where I ended up with a beautiful sunburst granny square afghan. I truly enjoyed it and now it's time to take my turn hosting!!
You need to be on ravelry to truly participate, so hop on over and join! It's free and a great place for patterns and showing off your work!
It will be a MONTHLY project that goes on ALL YEAR. Each month we will do a new dishcloth/towel/washcloth. Crochet AND knit patterns will be available, so you can do one, some, all or none!! If you do each month, in the end you'll have 12 handmade washcloths!!
Patterns will be posted and all I ask is you share your progress, pics and lessons learned in the Ravelry group!
You can find the group here:
Mama's Monthly Dishcloth KAL and CAL
The January project is listed so hop to it!! :)
~Enjoy!~
Amy
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Crochet a Long--FINISHED!
I really can't believe it's finished. I didn't think it would go that fast! I participated in the Crochet a Long from Scotti over at OxfordFamily/InnerHooker.
88 squares of Sunburst Granny Squares surrounded by white triple and double crochets. I have no clue how many stitches, but I'm guessing thousands!
It is a perfect afghan for cold winter nights coming! I love it, and I love that it's pretty on both sides! The "wrong" side is a bit more puffy but doesn't have the window pane effect that the "right" side has. (I did that on purpose.)
What do you think?? :)
88 squares of Sunburst Granny Squares surrounded by white triple and double crochets. I have no clue how many stitches, but I'm guessing thousands!
It is a perfect afghan for cold winter nights coming! I love it, and I love that it's pretty on both sides! The "wrong" side is a bit more puffy but doesn't have the window pane effect that the "right" side has. (I did that on purpose.)
What do you think?? :)
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Crochet a Long Progress..Nearing the End!
I can't believe I've come this far. Just about two months ago I started to learn to crochet. I'm obsessed. Ive been participating in a Crochet a Long with Scotti from The Oxford Family. I'm happy to say I'm done with all 88 squares through Round Four!! All I have to do is join them!! I can't wait to get started! I'll be joining them with the seam on the "right" side of the square so it gives it a textured look!
I'm rather happy with how they are turning out. I can't wait to finish it then curl up with my blanket and a cup of coffee..and my yarn to make a new project!! :)
I'm rather happy with how they are turning out. I can't wait to finish it then curl up with my blanket and a cup of coffee..and my yarn to make a new project!! :)
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Crocheting A Long
I'm participating in a Crochet a Long with the lovely Scotti from InnerHooker. You can find the details of the how-to's on her blog OxfordFamily.
The challenge is a full size sunburst granny square afghan. Now, I just started crocheting (or hooking!) about two months ago. I absolutely love it. Why I didn't pick up knit and crochet before sewing, I don't know. For so long I didn't allow myself to learn because my time is stretched thin as is. But, let me tell you, as much as I love fabric and sewing, I think if I'd started yarn work first, I'd never have bought a sewing machine! I mean, a craft you can do sitting on your butt while watching tv??? SOLD!
Anyways, I think another reason I enjoy it, is it's purely for me, for fun, for practice. I'm sure I'll make little cotton face cloths and stuff to send out as freebies on orders, but I have no plans (yet!) to sell the things I crochet. Perhaps one day, but for now, it's just fun, a great way to learn and so fun to buy yarn! And SO Much cheaper than sewing!! Yes, yarn can be expensive, but you can get a lot of projects out of a skein of yarn, especially when compared to fabric, machine, notions, etc.
SO, here is my progress on the crochet a long! First pics are week one. Second batch are week two, and I will hopefully start week three soon!
What are you creating lately?? :)~~Amy
The challenge is a full size sunburst granny square afghan. Now, I just started crocheting (or hooking!) about two months ago. I absolutely love it. Why I didn't pick up knit and crochet before sewing, I don't know. For so long I didn't allow myself to learn because my time is stretched thin as is. But, let me tell you, as much as I love fabric and sewing, I think if I'd started yarn work first, I'd never have bought a sewing machine! I mean, a craft you can do sitting on your butt while watching tv??? SOLD!
Anyways, I think another reason I enjoy it, is it's purely for me, for fun, for practice. I'm sure I'll make little cotton face cloths and stuff to send out as freebies on orders, but I have no plans (yet!) to sell the things I crochet. Perhaps one day, but for now, it's just fun, a great way to learn and so fun to buy yarn! And SO Much cheaper than sewing!! Yes, yarn can be expensive, but you can get a lot of projects out of a skein of yarn, especially when compared to fabric, machine, notions, etc.
SO, here is my progress on the crochet a long! First pics are week one. Second batch are week two, and I will hopefully start week three soon!
What are you creating lately?? :)~~Amy
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