The third afghan I made was a variation on Deb's Crafts pattern "Sunflower Lapghan". I changed Molly's afghan up a bit, using [pretty much] only her favorite colors.
Red Heart Super Saver:
Pale Yellow
Gold
Brown
Instead of adding in green leaves, I made the sunflower and the rest of the square is pale yellow, I finished the blanket with a simple gold cluster stitch going around the entire blanket. I think it was a very simple and cute pattern!
Sunflower Lapghan
xo -nic
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Michi's Afghan
This is probably one of the most gorgeous patterns I've seen, I made it for my uncle, I think he'll love it. (The pattern was made to look like hundreds and hundres of fans stacked on each other)
I made it in Caron's Simply Soft (Black), it's incredibly striking. Definitely works up beautifully, I used 6 skeins, you could do more if you wanted it bigger. So it'll be on its way to New Jersey in a few days.
Michi's Afghan
xoNICxo
I made it in Caron's Simply Soft (Black), it's incredibly striking. Definitely works up beautifully, I used 6 skeins, you could do more if you wanted it bigger. So it'll be on its way to New Jersey in a few days.
Michi's Afghan
xoNICxo
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Gretna Gauntlets
Okay, okay... It sounds scary, but they work up pretty. I for one am a huge fan of fingerless gloves, you can wear them and still crochet with out affecting dexterity! (Sounds like a sales pitch doesn't it?) The pattern is originally for wristbands, but you can just make them longer, sew the two outsides together and turn them into gloves. Since I have T-Rex arms, I decided to make them only 6 inches long, but I imagine they'd look very pretty even longer.
It's an easy pattern and only took me about 45 minutes to make. (Side note, I think these would turn out gorgeous with a dainty, lightweight yarn) Here's the link!
Gretna Gauntlets
xo. nic
It's an easy pattern and only took me about 45 minutes to make. (Side note, I think these would turn out gorgeous with a dainty, lightweight yarn) Here's the link!
Gretna Gauntlets
xo. nic
Friday, September 17, 2010
Chocolate Covered Cherries Pattern: Love it!
Lion Brand's free pattern: Chocolate-Covered Cherries
We've done several variations of this pattern with different types of yarn and it always turns out great. It's one of the easiest patterns out there and it works up in no time! The picture included here is Nic's first afghan ever, made with Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in Baby Pink and Black.
| Geaux Saints!!!! Black and Gold SuperSaver |
Click on this link below to find the pattern for yourself!
Meet the "Crochet It" Administrators
Nic - Short attention span, holds her hook and yarn wrong, but has crocheted on and off since 1st grade. For the first time in her life, she's branching out and working on more than just scarves of varying lengths and widths.
Jodi - began crocheting as her New Year's resolution out of her devotion to the amazing crocheting women in her mother's family. Her Granna would be so pleased.
Lorraine - Doilies, doilies, doilies. Crochet thread and tiny little hooks, work so intricate it strikes fear into the hearts of many.
Carla - Her first project was a beautiful pattern she designed herself, she's been going strong ever since. Carla's amazingly creative and is constantly testing her abilities, we're still waiting for her to crochet full on buildings. It'll happen, just wait.
Maria - Our newest crochet addict, Maria is currently mastering chaining, singles and doubles... She's undertaking her first afghan, get ready world!
Margie - Placid and determined, Margie is willing to undertake totally different types of patterns at any time. One week it's a baby afghan, the next it's dishcloths, she's got years of experience.
Lynette - She's our comic relief, Lynette has been crocheting for years and years. She work with virtually any yarn or pattern, and her fist-full collection of crochet hooks is a sight to behold. If she can't do it, it's not possible for anyone.
Brenda - Our Fearless Leader, Brenda's been crocheting for decades, a master of reading/writing patterns and figuring things out merely by looking at them.
Jodi - began crocheting as her New Year's resolution out of her devotion to the amazing crocheting women in her mother's family. Her Granna would be so pleased.
Lorraine - Doilies, doilies, doilies. Crochet thread and tiny little hooks, work so intricate it strikes fear into the hearts of many.
Carla - Her first project was a beautiful pattern she designed herself, she's been going strong ever since. Carla's amazingly creative and is constantly testing her abilities, we're still waiting for her to crochet full on buildings. It'll happen, just wait.
Maria - Our newest crochet addict, Maria is currently mastering chaining, singles and doubles... She's undertaking her first afghan, get ready world!
Margie - Placid and determined, Margie is willing to undertake totally different types of patterns at any time. One week it's a baby afghan, the next it's dishcloths, she's got years of experience.
Lynette - She's our comic relief, Lynette has been crocheting for years and years. She work with virtually any yarn or pattern, and her fist-full collection of crochet hooks is a sight to behold. If she can't do it, it's not possible for anyone.
Brenda - Our Fearless Leader, Brenda's been crocheting for decades, a master of reading/writing patterns and figuring things out merely by looking at them.
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