Not too many WIP's at the moment, more like Almost There's.
1. A baby blanket for a gift, need to finish off the border with some more pale grey.
2. A grape & cream striped pram blanket that just needs some loose ends sewn in
3. An aqua, green, yellow & white pram blanket. I think it needs some aqua in the border still. This photo really doesn't do the colours justice *sad face*
4. Some more Tunisian crochet cosies, these are now available in my Madeit.com.au store.
5. A red tone colour palette I'm playing with. Pretty sure this one is calling for a chevron blanket or a similar 1970's - ish style.
6. I've added more colours to the Sublime yarn (silk, cashmere, merino) I bought a while ago & I think it flows a lot better. I STILL don't know what kind of blanket to make with it! It's really difficult because I know this colour palette will either look fantastic or just wrong depending on the style I choose. And I don't want to mess up with such gorgeous yarn.
What are you working on?
Do tell,
x Adele
Hi Adele! Just found your blog while surfing and bloghopping. I love your retro circles. I am making a circle in a square granny now but love how you did yours. I think I will make another later this year using your pattern. A good excuse for looking for more gorgeous yarn...lol.
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful!
Hugs from Holland ~
Heidi
Looks great so far!
ReplyDeleteLove your circles in squares blankets and found them through Pinterest. I've read in other blogposts of yours that you don't follow a pattern necessarily because every project is one of a kind but I was wondering if you have ever posted your basic recipe for the rounds of your circles? Every pattern I find for circles in a square they are changing the colours every round and they start their 4th round tying a new colour in between stitches. Since you do your circles in all one colour I wondered what the basic pattern for your rounds was, how many stitches per round etc? I'm a somewhat beginner crocheter and am looking to try my first circles in squares blanket!
ReplyDeleteThanks for any insight!
Janine