With the kids back in school they have already lovingly shared their germs and there has been a nasty cold floating around our house this week. It has not been conducive with my crafting time unfortunately so I wanted to share with you a little scarf I crocheted a couple years ago for a teacher in our family. This would make a great teacher gift this winter if you are in the market.
The pattern is available to members of Ravelry for free, so the yarn and your time is all it will cost you. The pattern can be found here.
The pattern is easy to follow and I think even a relative newbie to crochet could conquer this scarf. I did, however, make a few changes to mine just for added detail. I added ridges along the length of the pencil using front post treble crochet, and I added ribbing to the silver part near the eraser. The recipient of the scarf loved it.
This is the only photo I have of it on this computer, but I think you can get the idea. :)
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Thursday, September 6, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Rainbow Ripple Baby Blanket - Pattern Review
After a very long and painful wait trying to adopt, my cousin finally got word she was going to get a baby girl. I had already had my eye on a few patterns for a baby blanket for her when the time came, so I pulled up all my bookmarked patterns and looked through the yarn I had trying to decide which was right for her. I am a member of www.ravelry.com and I got the Rainbow Ripple Baby Blanket pattern by Celeste Young from Ravelry as a free download. If you crochet or knit and you are not a member of that site, go join now. :)
I found the pattern to be very easy to follow. It was well written and all the stitch counts came out correctly. I changed up the color combinations and the number of rows per color to fit my own color palette, and that was not difficult to do either. I used cotton yarn which made it very soft. I got a lot of compliments on this afghan and my cousin has used the afghan in several of this sweet baby's portraits since her birth 5 months ago.
Don't you just want to squeeze her!!
I found the pattern to be very easy to follow. It was well written and all the stitch counts came out correctly. I changed up the color combinations and the number of rows per color to fit my own color palette, and that was not difficult to do either. I used cotton yarn which made it very soft. I got a lot of compliments on this afghan and my cousin has used the afghan in several of this sweet baby's portraits since her birth 5 months ago.
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