crochet anyone ?

bargainbird

And here's mine :rotfl:

zippychick

Loving the scarves!

Not done any. I'm completely baffled by it all. I get the stitches, i understand some of those, and they are easy to learn. It's more where you go in , which hole, front, back (oooerrr missus, that sounds bit wrong) :rotfl:

bargainbird

If you look on you tube you can find some slow mo's of the stitches

zippychick

ive tried you tube, a book , and the magazine in the post and between them all im confused The stitch is ok as I say. I just need to grow a pair and try again

bargainbird

Have looked on KYS for crochet wrist warmer/fingerless gloves but cannot see post , Anybody feeling helpful :D

psso

This is the pattern for the wrist warmers but they are knitted not crocheted. I can`t remember if there`s another pattern for crochet ones but `ll have a look.

http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?

Found this crochet pattern.

http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=209721.0

mumoftwo

I love crochet and I love Attic24, Lucy's blog, she is so bubbly. I used to do lacy crochet when I was younger but recently started again, so far I have made a blanket for DD and I am in the process of making the snowflake garland from Lucy's blog, they are very cute and so easy to do. I bought some spray starch and they look great.

I like the scarf you are all making, I don't like anything around my neck, too irritating.

thriftlady_2

bargainbird wrote: »

Have looked on KYS for crochet wrist warmer/fingerless gloves but cannot see post , Anybody feeling helpful :D

Absolutely -look no further than Attic24

zippychick

mumoftwo wrote: »

I love crochet and I love Attic24, Lucy's blog, she is so bubbly. I used to do lacy crochet when I was younger but recently started again, so far I have made a blanket for DD and I am in the process of making the snowflake garland from Lucy's blog, they are very cute and so easy to do. I bought some spray starch and they look great.

I like the scarf you are all making, I don't like anything around my neck, too irritating.

You could always make one in sparkly wool like a garland or something? I would find a use for one anyway! :rotfl:

Olliebeak

I'm not sure if anybody has posted this link before - but there's some fabulous crocheted stuff on it: http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com/directory.php

There's also a 'sister knitting site': http://www.knittingpatterncentral.com/directory.php

I did loads of knitted dishcloths last christmas. I gave 'extra presents' to all the males in my life (sons, son-in-law, brother, brothers-in-law etc). Wrapped shoeboxes containing washing up liquid, hand-made dishcloths, panscrubs, washing-up brushes and Christmassy Teatowels - the females were extremely appreciative .

And a site that combines both crafts in projects: http://www.knittingpatterncentral.com/directory/knit_crochet_combos.php