Crochet continuation

April 22nd  

I am in my element, somehow I misunderstood and the crochet photo a day challenge was not just for the first half of April, but for the whole month!!  I cannot tell you how happy that has made me feel.  The first whiff of this news came when I saw Ashley's post...

It's never to late to join Lazy Daisy Jones


Day 16:  CROCHET TOY

As I have not made a toy, I included International Ted's
string vest that he commissioned me to make for
him whilst on a Mediterrean cruise


Day 17: STITCH COMBO

This is my favourite, yet unfinished blanket,
I love all the stitch combinations


Day 18: GRANNY SQUARE

I love a good granny square, shown here with a
photo of mamma as a little girl, she is still
my inspiration and go to person if I am stuck


Day 19:  MANDALA
My first ever mandala, post all about it   here  and
what a mandala actually is!
 
 
Day 20:  HOOK HOLD
 
 
I look very awkward in this shot but holding my
hook is so comfortable that I was shocked at how it looked!
 
 
In case you want to see the previous 15 photos that I entered for the
photo challenge,  they can be found Week 1 Week 2  Week 3
 
 
Joining in with Amy at http://lovemademyhome.blogspot.co.uk/2016/04/five-on-friday_22.html?m=1 sharing my five photos from this week, hope you have
enjoyed them, pop over and see what other's are sharing.

36 comments:

  1. What an interesting challenge! Your projects are so beautiful and I love the colours you have chosen. Thank you for the inspiring post!

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  2. I appreciate your skillful hands!

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  3. Always lovely to see your crochet Selma. I am so new to it that I realise I only have one hook! Maybe I should branch out a little. X

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    1. Yes yes yes!! You definitely need more hooks in all sizes so you can play Jules. You'll be amazed at the differ t things you will be able to hook up. Go out. Buy. Enjoy.

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  4. I love Ted's string vest. A few plush around here now want me to learn to crochet!

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    1. It's such a relaxing hobby you would love it. I'm pretty sure

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  5. This is such a good challenge, I'm glad we've got a few more photos to look forward to. x

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  6. Lovely work! I knit a little but can't crochet at all so it's really nice to see yours, especially to see your hands as you work.

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    1. Thank you Robin many on the challenge actually videoed themselves I hadn't thought to do that. Maybe in the future?

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  7. Such a great challenge, I still love the mandala, the colours are beautiful.

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    1. It's really growing on me too the mandala. Not sure why I've waited so long to make one

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  8. I love the things you have chosen for the challenge especially Ted's string vest:)

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    1. The string vest was s but of fun and the school children lived it Rosie. That's what it's all about

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  9. I like your way to combine the colors. The mandala is mesmerizing.

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    1. Thank you Linda. What a lovely compliment. Mesmerising is I think the right word for the mandala. Hadn't thought of that

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  10. Great to see more of your crochet, you know I love it! Your unfinished blanket is gorgeous, I love the colours!!! Hope that you get to finish it someday and that we can see it. Little travelling bear looks so happy too in his string vest, I always enjoy seeing him! Thank you for joining Five On Friday again this week, I do so appreciate it and enjoy reading your posts. Hope you have a great weekend! xx

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    1. Thanks Amy. I'm hoping one day the blanket will be finished. It's just so annoying that new things want to be made!?!?

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  11. I am truly loving the mandala in those gorgeous colours.

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  12. Greetings Selma. I loved seeing all the brightly colored items you have been creating. Ted looks so cute in his vest! And, the blue blanket (it looks like a blanket) appears heavenly in the blue tones. I think I hold my crochet hook the same way. Maybe because I'm self taught but it works. Thank you for the kind comment you left on my blog. Wishing you a fabulous weekend! Hugs, Pat

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    1. Thanks Iat. Actually although in this shot the blue does look like a blanket it is in actual fact a wash bad to hold my cotton wool in in the bathroom. Will show more in the next crochet photo challenge post x

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  13. I'm fascinated by buddhism and enjoyed the bit of history. Your work is beautiful.

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    1. Glad you liked the bit about the mandala. I think we can learn a lot from Buddism Jen x

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  14. I loved all your photos but particularly the stitch combo. Beautiful. B x

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    1. Thanks Barbara, I really should finish it shouldn't I?

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  15. Lovely photos Selma! Travelling Ted's string vest is so cute! Your blankets are so pretty, and I look forward to seeing that unfinished one finished! A video of you chrocheting would be a great idea too!
    Barbara xx

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    1. I don't really like photos of myself but if I can beat it I may at some point video myself too. Eek!!!

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  16. Oh, I just love the doily! And that stitch combo is so pretty too!

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  17. What a fun challenge and a great way to show off your work!

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  18. Your crocheting is inspiring me to pick up some yarn and my hook. The cooler weather is helping too.

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    1. Now that Tracy has just made my day. Let me know what you make. Enjoy x

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