I went to Patchwork Garden again this Friday just gone, and had an awesome time as usual. Am now working on a diamond star shaped quilt, big enough for a double bed. Haven't had much time to take pictures of what I have done so far on this though, so will leave talking about it too much for now. I will take some pictures so hopefully we can look at it in my next post.
However, I have got some pictures to show you today. The first being my completed crochet blanket. My daughter loves this, shes started to sleep with it at night. I talked about making it though a lot in my last post, so u won't go into it again, just wanted to share the completed pictures.
Next to show you are my crocheted hanging heart decorations. The first one I have shown before, a single purple heart hung with ribbon and stuffed with ordinary toy stuffing I had from my owl doorstops.
The second idea I had evolved to make was a triple heart hanging, decreasing in size and again hung, and joined with ribbon. The principle was the same as the first heart, but the wool I used was a lot thinner, and think it shows particularly with the larger heart. But none the less I like it and it is now hanging in my kitchen.
I hope you've enjoyed this short but sweet installment. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to get in touch or leave any comments you like. My next post I will look at the patchwork and quilting I have been doing, but for now, happy crafting.
Sam <3 xx
However, I have got some pictures to show you today. The first being my completed crochet blanket. My daughter loves this, shes started to sleep with it at night. I talked about making it though a lot in my last post, so u won't go into it again, just wanted to share the completed pictures.
Next to show you are my crocheted hanging heart decorations. The first one I have shown before, a single purple heart hung with ribbon and stuffed with ordinary toy stuffing I had from my owl doorstops.
The second idea I had evolved to make was a triple heart hanging, decreasing in size and again hung, and joined with ribbon. The principle was the same as the first heart, but the wool I used was a lot thinner, and think it shows particularly with the larger heart. But none the less I like it and it is now hanging in my kitchen.
I hope you've enjoyed this short but sweet installment. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to get in touch or leave any comments you like. My next post I will look at the patchwork and quilting I have been doing, but for now, happy crafting.
Sam <3 xx
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