Showing posts with label WavyC2C. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WavyC2C. Show all posts

Friday, March 12, 2021

We had some Lego fun

What it is
Is adventurous.
What it is
Is inventive.
What it is
Is satisfaction.

 

These photos are inspired by 40year old ad of Lego for Woman's day ..
I did not see the ad way back then, but now me&kids had fun lego filled weekend imagining & making things :)
We do this quite often when the weather is bad .. or boredom hits .. or both :D
and as it's raining now we'll probably play with lego this weekend too :) 


Most of the time we forget to photograph our creations, but this time we just had to :)

+ Some more photos of my kids ->

Saturday, April 25, 2020

Pattern release: WavyC2C Spots and Dots

Aka, swatch size version of my original pattern WavyC2C
WavyC2C is new way of making corner to corner crochet and if I am aloud to say this - each blanket I've seen is looking fabulous, joyful and groovy!

Pattern for WavyC2C Spots and dots version available on Etsy or Ravelry ;)


Still as simple as always with few alterations that change everything ;)
Normally when you work on c2c you cast on 3ch and make 3dc's, but for Wavy one stitch length and count almost always changes but do not worry – there are full chart available for making a swatch as well as set of rules to follow for making waves come more naturally.

But that was in original version too - so what has changed?
New version includes step by step pictures and instructions for making c2c swatch join and edge!

Friday, February 08, 2019

pattern release: WavyC2C

THIS IS IT!
That NEW big thing everyone has been waiting for is here! 😜


You can buy the pattern on etsy or ravelry :)


Tell a bit more you ask?
- this is new way of making corner to corner crochet!
Still as simple as always with few alterations that change the look and possibly even the way you think ...
Normally when you work on c2c you cast on 3ch and make 3dc's, but for Wavy one stitch length and count almost always changes (but not to worry in pdf there is chart & written pattern to start your blanket as well as simple rules to work on it and not go crazy counting).