I purchased some Ella Rae yarn in 2008. I finally found a pattern for it in my 2009 Winter Interweave Crochet for the Sunset Ruana. This is how far I got before it became too warm to work on it. | I picked it back up earlier this fall. I finally turned the corner and added the second color. |
This is a picture of my inspiration. Interweave Crochet Winter 2009 | The berry color is discontinued. Trying to find it online has been very difficult. This is the heather mauve. |
Today, I took these pictures on the floor rug. | My design is having some geometric troubles. As you can see the neck opening is not centered. I have a solution for that. I am thinking the right arm will have an edging on it. When I wrap it around me, I will allow the side with the edging to be on top. I should be at 86 inches on the right edge but I am 6 inches short. I will continue to work with the mauve color. I want the next color to be heather pink |
I am have another wool project in hibernation. I think that I will need it next week when I attend a dance. | I am using the Delta Stitch from http://www.hassdesign.com/DeltaCrochetTechniques/. | |
This is Knitpicks yarn. |
You will need to turn your head on its side to understand these photos |
My 4ft double ended Tunisian hook helps me create amazing articles of clothing. I used to have a book for using it. Now I just wing it.
I completed the hat and scarf for Trey. He loved it. When his father told him that I would be arriving to bring something I made. He shouted "not fair" still thinking that I only made items for his sister.
1 comments:
I *must* get a tunisian hook!! that looks fantastic
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