Showing posts with label shawl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shawl. Show all posts

Saturday, May 09, 2020

Nobody's perfect shawl :)

Perfect imperfection!
Shawl of colour play and happiness & me :)


Amazing Emma from Potter&Bloom came up with this easy to follow recipe for mindless crochet and random colour play saying "LIVING IMPERFECTLY ON PURPOSE".


Thursday, December 13, 2018

Straight Forward Shawl

Simple, fast, squishy & beautiful.


Perfect make for those moments you feel stuck. Works up fast and if your kid doesn't drive you mad adding colours on the go (those obviously resulting in yarn-ends for weaving session later) .. i should have just picked some self striping yarn :D and I would have - for her shawl - after I had tested and made one for myself :D (how come I still haven't learned that with tinies around you better not plan too far :D) if she hadn't snatched my yellow scarf and declared it hers! but she did and i rather like her colour choices :)
At the end i crocheted it together to form a cowl so she would have an simple and warm solution not a headache for everyone involved .. she is still just 4 you know :P

Thursday, April 07, 2016

Happy shawls

5 done, sent off and well received :)

Each and every one of the five ladies got a different color combination for two reasons: 
  1. because those lovely ladies are completely different
  2. because it was way more interesting for me :P

If you would like to make one for yourself then head on to the ravelry for pattern and few posts back here for my explanation on how to join it like a cowl..

Wednesday, March 30, 2016

a little bit of Knitting

and even less words ...
as I already said in my dreamcather post - last year for Christmas I made presents myself ..  :) well at least some of them :P

I hadn't knitted for a while so I thought I should :)
and i knitted reyna shawl for my mom. She loved it and is wearing it a lot now - this makes me happy.



I didn't follow the scheme fully (shocing! :D) I just changed lacy rows and simple rows as I felt at that moment ...