We are now into week two of the sharing a photo a day of crochet and below I present to you my entries. It is such fun choosing what to share and how best to display it. Some people are incredibly clever and inventive with their photography styling, I can but wish I could learn and have the eye.
Here are my latest five:
Day 6 CROCHET SPACE
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| My 'crochet space' choice was where I keep my inspirational books and patterns |
Day 7: FAV HOOK
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| My favourite hook is this plain and simple grey size 4mm. It belonged and was used first by my grandmother, then mamma and now I use it. |
Day 8: BLANKET
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| I chose this blanket as I made it whilst teaching my first crochet class |
Day 9: PRETTY IN PINK
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| Pretty in pink had to be my scrap busting granny stripe vase |
Day 10: FLOWERS
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| For flowers I chose to share one of the many crochet rings I have made over the years, I wear this one a lot. |
♥ What would your entries look like? ♥
My entries would be few and far between so far :-) but I'm persevering and enjoyed my latest project. I adore how crochet always seems to use more vibrant shades. I just need to be more brave with my colour choices. I love how you have a handed down hook. Will you too have the opportunity to pass it on? I don't remember you mentioning if your daughter does any crochet. X
ReplyDeleteAt present she is not interested at all :( but I'm hoping with age she'll grab the bug. Well I can hope... Can't I Jules?
DeleteAll looking great, I like those blue flowers, really pretty. x
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen. One day I hope to have added enough flowers to make a shawl, well that's the plan...
DeleteI love your crochet space with all those inspirational patterns, a real delight.
ReplyDeleteI keep returning to it The books are just so lovely. I know now there is so much on the web and I do use that but there is nothing like turning real pages I feel.
DeleteWhat a lovely post. I especially like your crochet space.
ReplyDeleteThank you Gina. Appreciate it x
DeleteHi I think I am a new commenter, have browsed up til now :) I love the stash busting granny pot cosy, so cute :)
ReplyDeleteJillxo
Welcome Jill. Glad you're here. And thank you. I covered an old yoghurt pot to create my 'free' vase
DeleteLots of fun stuff here! I like the set of crocheted flowers you made. Nice to have a hook that's been passed down from your grandmother.
ReplyDeleteWendy
I treasure that hook Wendy ''tis true
DeleteGreetings Selma, I'm a bit behind in reading my blogs, but I loved your post about your sail boat. Sounds like it's a lot of fun. We had a boat back in Gig Harbor; it was fun but lots of work. I loved seeing your favorite crochet hook that was your Grandma's. How special. I hope your week is off to a great start. Have fun. Hugs, Pat
ReplyDeleteThanks Pat. I'm terribly behind in reading blogs too, need to somehow rectify that soon. The sailing was great. I've never heard of Gig Hsrbour, will look that up. And I live my hook to bits. You take care Pat x
DeleteWhat lovely entries you have shared! The blanket and the blue flowers are stunning! I am crocheting my grandson a striped sweater for his first birthday right now and having so much fun. I can't reveal it yet....Hope your week is full of sweet things. xx Karen
ReplyDeleteKaren what a lovely gift for his first birthday. Will be looking out for it on your big reveal. It's fun making for little people I always think.
DeleteSo glad you are enjoying playing my game!!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving it so much Ashley. Thanks for organising
DeleteI like your photos, they are colorful and do justice to your lovely makes.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
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Amalia you are very kind to me
DeleteI wish I were skilled with yarn work but it simply escapes me. I hear it's as calming as meditation.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly keeps me sane and calm x
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