O Boy, it seems to come around rather SnEAkiLy.....
I, decided, this week i would teach myself the ART of the hook, i.e. crochet.
Whilst it has me feeling rather GRANNILY, i looove it.
I am not sure i am doing it quite right....ive got these 'ridges' i would really like to
get rid of. I love the double chain in the double chain. Its totally mad. Its kindof like
lots of loops in one big loop, like dangling earrings?
Its freezing here this week, and i'm feeling sorry for my fruit.
Now they are all cozy... {free apple cozy pattern at this delicious crunchy place }
More creative crunchiness, or not, here.
Rather cute, cheers Marie
ReplyDeleteHello hello other tassie lady hee hee!
ReplyDeleteI love apple cozies thats so funny!
The ridges may be due to putting the hook in the wron place when starting your stitch. If you go round and round rather than back and forth you seem to get less ridges...but you cant do that with every pattern i guess..ow well i guess thats part of crochet.
Mx
Ok, loving the fruit cozies! I've finally picked up a hook and wool and I'm determined to teach myself how to crochet once and for all. Keep us posted on your progress!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with the fruit cozies!
ReplyDeletethat is so cute! i had a look at the revelry pattern but it looks a bit tricky for a beginner like me. at the mo i can just crochet stripes, granny squares and flowers but haven't followed a pattern yet. i like your buttons on your cozies!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the fruit cosies!!! After seeing lots of crochet loveliness in the creative spaces I was inspired to get my hook out again this evening. Keep at it it's a lovely thing to be able to do! x
ReplyDeletegood for you to warm up that fruit. is that really ice? i can hardly imagine it.... :)))
ReplyDeleteNice work. I used a button just like your purple one, but mine was faux pearl on my princess dress up skirt : )
ReplyDeleteI've been loking at that apple cozy pattern for a while. It is super cute.
ReplyDeletei think i could use an apple cozy actually, because i usually wrap my to go apples in paper towel! crocheted apple cozy - much more ecological...
ReplyDeleteWay to go! I haven't learned to crochet yet, but would love to give it a try. It's supposed to be summer where I am, but I'm thinking that the apples around here would appreciate some cozies to..it's cold!
ReplyDeleteGreat cosys, well done for teaching yourself.
ReplyDeleteYour cosies are very cute, thanks for sharing the pattern link!. I've just taught myself crochet too & I'm loving it!
ReplyDeleteVery, very cute!
ReplyDeleteHow cute not to mention useful! No more bruised apples! :)
ReplyDeleteCrochet is great fun, isn't it? I haven't been doing it for very long either but it's quite amazing how quickly you can pick it up - and get better too. I love the apple cosies - very cute :)
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