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Knit Your Square To Give Your Share 2009!

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  • prfungi
    prfungi Posts: 539 Forumite
    Tight as - so sorry <<<<<hugs>>>>

    luv
    Pam
    :smileyhea
    Pam.:hello:
  • OnlyGirl
    OnlyGirl Posts: 183 Forumite
    Tight as, so sorry to hear about your doggy, Big hugs to you.

    Jean, your poem is lovely, brouhgt tears to my eyes.

    Happy Birthday Aaron,

    Night Night all.:wave:
    :jWooligans Totals 2010:
    2 preemie hats, 2 preemie gowns, 1 bunting, 1 sleeping bag, 12 chalky squares
  • chalky_75
    chalky_75 Posts: 2,491 Forumite
    Evening everybody
    KNit2tog--- I thought I would follow your example and take a break from knitting. So much lovely wool from the freecycling I thought crochet would use it up more quickly. I have made the shrug from the Central Patterns but am unsure where to join seams for the arms. I will wait until my friends little girl comes and measure it against her

    I made it using trebles as I find them so much easier to do . I just get in the swing of the movement. It worked really quickly and I am pleased with it so will probably make some more.

    Off to take MIL out tomorrow so will not get much craft work done but never mind.
    Try and do a good deed every day.
  • k2tog
    k2tog Posts: 1,007 Forumite
    It's nice to have a change isn't it Chalky? I think my impatience has something to do with it - crochet does seem quicker and I can lounge round doing it!
    Pam, I had a go at the pattern, realised I was doing it wrong for 2 rows, corrected it and it looked better :rolleyes: but didn't look anywhere near as neat as yours. It did have a nice rhythm so think I'm going to have another go. Mine looked sort of slanted so I think my tension may be too loose. It's nice to feel that I'm getting better at something though - progress!
  • prfungi
    prfungi Posts: 539 Forumite
    k2tog wrote: »
    It's nice to have a change isn't it Chalky? I think my impatience has something to do with it - crochet does seem quicker and I can lounge round doing it!
    Pam, I had a go at the pattern, realised I was doing it wrong for 2 rows, corrected it and it looked better :rolleyes: but didn't look anywhere near as neat as yours. It did have a nice rhythm so think I'm going to have another go. Mine looked sort of slanted so I think my tension may be too loose. It's nice to feel that I'm getting better at something though - progress!

    There IS a slant to the pattern - its not obvious on my pic. the stitch pattern is "slanted shell". Well done! sounds like you got that right. I'm sure the rest is just tension and wool/hook combination, what did you use?

    The complete blanket has a border of the same shell stitch and looks really good.

    I picked up the stitch pattern from a US charity pattern already published - I've asked the original designers permission to convert and use it - its been okayed!

    I will write up my conversion and send it to Shelley to put on PreemiesUK, together with all relevant acknowledgments.

    As I said in my last post - I think this is going to become one of my stand-by choices - will make a nice change from granny squares and has so many more design options - the pattern will work with ANY thread/yarn.

    Must STOP Preaching !

    'bye for now
    Pam:smileyhea
    Pam.:hello:
  • maytaurus
    maytaurus Posts: 2,115 Forumite
    How big are your boobs ? :rotfl: :rotfl:
    Can you tell me the height & circumference of the made up boobies please as I am trying to crochet some ?
    Thanks


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  • prfungi
    prfungi Posts: 539 Forumite
    G'mornin Maytaurus

    Crochet Boobs - afraid I can't help with dimensions but have found a pattern which may help on this blog.

    http://www.mesamismyfriends.blogspot.com/


    luv
    Pam
    :smileyhea
    Pam.:hello:
  • MAYTAURUS- according to him indoors - A PROPER HANDFUL! ha ha
    PRFUNGI - Do we get to guess what was in the email then? My second attempt at the shell blanket is still junk - will try harder.
    Have a good day everybody
    Jean in France
    xxx
    The Hooligan Wooligan – age 9¾
    Charity Knitting 2015-
    2xSIBOL butterflies -86x squares
  • Pippa.S
    Pippa.S Posts: 2,650 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture
    Hi May

    Re:-How big are your boobs ?

    too flippin big at the moment:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

    but seriously:rolleyes:....it varies with what wool I am using as some DK is thicker than others, and I had some bits of 4 ply so I doubled it up and did a couple in that. I dont think it matters really as long as they are not bigger than the midwives can hold, ;)
    Anne
    x
  • prfungi
    prfungi Posts: 539 Forumite
    MAYTAURUS- according to him indoors - A PROPER HANDFUL! ha ha
    PRFUNGI - Do we get to guess what was in the email then? My second attempt at the shell blanket is still junk - will try harder.
    Have a good day everybody
    Jean in France
    xxx


    Hi Jean

    this is what I tried to post - somehow seems appropriate this morning.

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    luv
    Pam
    Pam.:hello:
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