Knit Your Square To Give Your Share - Part 3

Pippa.S

k2tog wrote: »

Don't know why but they made me think of Pippa and her vino collapsio :rotfl:

'scuse me but there's no way I could get up a pyramid after a couple of vino's:rolleyes:
and anyway at least I had my clothes on :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
xx Anne

chalky_75

Well I love it so you can all call me Beautifully Bonkers and wish now that was my name on here
So have lovely evenings everybody . Peace,Peace Perfect Peace .

k2tog

Pippa.S wrote: »

'scuse me but there's no way I could get up a pyramid after a couple of vino's:rolleyes:
and anyway at least I had my clothes on :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
xx Anne

Blimey, there's a whole other image right there! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Pippa.S

prfungi wrote: »

OK lets try a bit of idiocy don't think I've posted this one before - please follow the link & roll your cursor over the piccy

http://www.nobodyhere.com/toren.hier


:heart2: Pam

Thanks Pam that was a real hoot, even had OH laughing:rotfl:
Anne
x

Pippa.S

k2tog wrote: »

Blimey, there's a whole other image right there! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:eek:not a pretty sight..........dont even go there

xxAnne

roamin_in_the_gloamin

OK you have me wondering if I could do the crochet squiggley neck scarf..
1 Is it easy?
2 Does anyone have an ENGLISH version of the pattern?
3 If I screw up will you all laugh at my attempt?

I have to do something to stop the snowman invasion in this little part of Brittany.
Help please....another half a dozen done today, they are going to the school tomorrow for the winter sale.
Jean
xx
off to catch up on the forum - back later

mioliere

Jean - the squiggley scarf is just about the easiest crochet pattern to do with the added bonus of producing such a wonderful result you'll be amazed! You could always make tiny ones for all those snowmen! Here's a useful chart that someone (it may have been Pam - sorry, I've forgotten) posted recently that gives the UK equivalent of US crochet terms, amongst other great info. http://www.kcgtrading.com/conversioncharts.html

KathyXX


By the way, everyone, I promise the update will be posted tomorrow!

prfungi

Hi Jean,

here's my translation into UK terms of the Ruffle Scarf from http://www.caron.com/projects/bliss/B5_ruffle_scarf.html

[FONT=&quot]Ruffle Scarf - UK terms[/FONT]

STITCHES:
treble crochet, double crochet

INSTRUCTIONS:
Chain 100.
Row 1: Turn. Ch 1. dc in each ch 1space across.

Row 2: Turn. Ch 2. Work 2 tr in each dc across.

Row 3: Turn. Ch 2. *Work 2 tr in next tr. Work 1 tr in next tr.* Repeat bet *’s across.

Row 4: Turn. Ch 2. *Work 2 tr in each of next two tr’s. Work 1 tr in next tr.* Repeat bet *’s across.

Row 5: Repeat Row 4. Break off.

Check the previous posts regarding length of starting chain - seems bigger may be better :rotfl:

luv
Pam:smileyhea

ps - promise I'll only laugh a little bit & do it quietly if you make a mess - but don't think you will :T

chalky_75

Does the squiggley scarf equate to ruffle?

chalky_75

Gosh those posts crossed---- I am going to follow Kathy with my next one with softer wool and do it with trebles and a loose chain to begin with helps. I used a base of 160 chains. My Doh came up with a lovely idea and thought of doing 2 in different colours and intertwining the ruffles