crochet anyone ?

Isis_Black

Wow miss milly how on earth did you make that??
Looks brill but hard to do :-s

MrsCD

OrkneyStar wrote: »

That's lovely OrkneyStar - well done :T
Do you have a pattern for it?
Is it on any of the usual suspects websites?

redlady_1

Fluffies. Do you have a pattern for that blanket please?

I have just got back into crochet after 35 years out of it and have decided that instead of buying a throw for my bedroom (I am decorating) that I will make one.

And how do you make these ripple blankets please?

dizzy_lizzie

redlady_1 wrote: »

And how do you make these ripple blankets please?

Hi redlady. Ripple blanket pattern can be found on here Lucys Attic
x

littlegreenparrot

I've been inspired to have another go at crochet, I've tried before but never stuck with it long enough to get anywhere.
Those blankets are beautiful, I would love to be able to make something like that.

I'm going to start reading through this thread for hints, but in the meantime does anyone have any recommendations for particular websites for beginners?
I will start looking, but its handy to know which ones are good to look at.

Thank you

In_A_Pickle

littlegreenparrot wrote: »

I've been inspired to have another go at crochet, I've tried before but never stuck with it long enough to get anywhere.
Those blankets are beautiful, I would love to be able to make something like that.

I'm going to start reading through this thread for hints, but in the meantime does anyone have any recommendations for particular websites for beginners?
I will start looking, but its handy to know which ones are good to look at.

Thank you

I always recommend YouTube. I taught myself to crochet watching tutorials on there. Pick a simple project (I went for a hat) and play and pause until it clicks once you're started ravelry is fantastic

dizzy_lizzie

In_A_Pickle wrote: »

I always recommend YouTube. I taught myself to crochet watching tutorials on there. Pick a simple project (I went for a hat) and play and pause until it clicks once you're started ravelry is fantastic

I agree. A few of our staff taught themselves from y*outube. The tutorials are excellent.
Good luck littlegreenparrot
x

pennib

Found some wooden hangers in the c.s. and now they have some colourful coats to cheer them up!

more piccys on h*page;)

Box_of_Fluffies

redlady_1 wrote: »

Fluffies. Do you have a pattern for that blanket please?

I have just got back into crochet after 35 years out of it and have decided that instead of buying a throw for my bedroom (I am decorating) that I will make one.

And how do you make these ripple blankets please?

Sorry for not responding sooner redlady. The pattern is from Jan Eaton's 200 Ripple Stitch Patterns. The book includes patterns for knitting and crochet.

Box_of_Fluffies

So, I've just completed a monochrome flower scarf, some colourful galoshes and a chunky cowl so thought I'd share them with you.



This took a lot of patience but definitely worth it in the end.