crochet anyone ?

mambury

I've given up over christmas, I can't really concentrate withm the kids screaming at each other for touching the wrong toys!!

They are back to school (well, DS is at school and DD starts nursery) next wekk so I will have a lot more time on my hands, wool out, hooks on the go, parked in front of the laptap with you tube on!

I am determined to crack this [EMAIL="bu@@er"]bu@@er[/EMAIL]!!!

Mambury

Memory_Girl

owens3116 wrote: »

THankyou, yes it did make sense !, infact ive jst finshed it really quick only started a few hrs ago !

I will post a pic later on

Thankyou

Ooh piccies !!! Yes please!! Glad the project ended up being quick.

Although wasn't convinced you would get it from my insane ramblings.

Weather pants here - but I have managed to crochet 9 clutch bags and 6 saggy botton bags for my inventory (going to sell them when I get off benefits so working on stock at the moment). I figure I need to make about 7000 to get me debt free :eek: soI'd better keep on hooking.

Memorygirl

Hardup_Hester

I've made a ruffle scarf & I've knitted a pompom scarf, my current project is to make some 8 inch squares for the charity challenge.
Hester

Bella79

i fancy making a hexagon handbag, onto handles does anyone know of any instructions on how to do this ? or recommend a book cant seem to find one on net

Ta x

Penelope_Penguin

I've made a rabbit i-pod sock for DD I've just started a hexagon in Rowan DK wool, which will become a scarf. When I find what DD has done with my camera, I'll post pics

Penny. x

Penelope_Penguin

owens3116 wrote: »

i fancy making a hexagon handbag, onto handles does anyone know of any instructions on how to do this ? or recommend a book cant seem to find one on net

Ta x

There are 2 bags on handles in the Happy Hooker I'm sure that you could adapt an existing hexagon pattern.

Filey

My grand daughter has taken to French knitting in a big way. I bought her a pack of 4 different sized hoops and so far she has done a couple of beanies. However she would like to make some leg warmers so she needs a smaller sized hoop. Has anyone any suggestions about what one could use or buy with a diameter of about 4 inches to knit tubes a suitable size for leg warmers please?

katholicos

While in town today i got a phone call from my Mum who had just seen an advert on the t.v for a special issue of a new 'crochet' magazine. As it happens i was right outside WHSmith when i took the call so i went in and voila! There on the stand next to the till was the very magazine. It contains a learning to crochet beginner DVD, a crochet hook, 2 balls of wool and some papers that can be put in a binder. The magazine only costs 99p so it is a great way of economically finding out if crochet is yours, or in this case, MY, thing.

This is the first issue and there are going to be about 100 issues or something like that. I only want this issue, i can learn the rest off the internet, there are loads of videos on youtube and elsewhere.

:-)

Bella79

katholicos wrote: »

While in town today i got a phone call from my Mum who had just seen an advert on the t.v for a special issue of a new 'crochet' magazine. As it happens i was right outside WHSmith when i took the call so i went in and voila! There on the stand next to the till was the very magazine. It contains a learning to crochet beginner DVD, a crochet hook, 2 balls of wool and some papers that can be put in a binder. The magazine only costs 99p so it is a great way of economically finding out if crochet is yours, or in this case, MY, thing.

This is the first issue and there are going to be about 100 issues or something like that. I only want this issue, i can learn the rest off the internet, there are loads of videos on youtube and elsewhere.

:-)

Whats the name of the magazine ?

midge61

Hi
The art of crochet. Got mine today just for the first issue at 99p. Looks really good.