Monday, October 31, 2011
A Long While...
Well, I have been gone awhile. What's been happening and what I've been crocheting all that time?
We've moved: different house, same town. I currently have a broken foot; so much is unpacked even at this late point. I DID make sure where my yarn and patterns ended up in the new house, but I think I still have more yarn in the garage. Hmm, problems and dilemmas.
Hooky-wise, let's see. Three squares for SIBOL, but I neglected to take pictures. AND, try as I might, they ended up packed and moved to the new house. So I was the reason Mrs. Twins' Jan Eaton (3) was late in being done. And, you can tell how early in the summer this was. The Jan Eaton (3) blanket was #82. Mrs. Twins and SIBOL are currently on #107!
Utilitarian crocheting from my stash is what came next: a dishcloth made with thrifted Peaches 'n' Creme, a beautiful self-striping green. I had to make the dishcloth because this house doesn't have a dishwasher! I was the dishwasher, et al, til I broke my foot. Now it's my poor husband.
Then came a rug to put between the kitchen and dining room, but has ended up where the dogs like to sleep (one at a time, thankfully). Oh, lesson learned on this one to use stitch markers if I don't want to count. The rug does tend to veer out a bit at one end, bottom left in the pic. It's a lot more noticeable in person. Two strands held together of Red Heart Super Saver, half doubles and double crochets, made up as I went along. This went so fast, and not as fiddly as I thought two strands would be. This was my first time using two strands held together and an 'N' sized hook. Easy peasy!
I am still working on the blanket I started last year. I have all 35 squares done now, they measure 11" each. I am trying some different joining methods. Nothing's really clicking yet.
A Happy and Safe Halloween to all!
Renee :)
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It's lovely to hear from you again. Poor you with a broken foot. I hope that heals soon. Gives you time to crochet though. :)
ReplyDeleteAnne xx