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Continue readingWe are very happy and excited to be taking part in the pop-up makers’ market this Saturday @OTcreativeSpace.
We will be selling crochet star decorations, embroidered and felted crochet baubles, soap savers, plant holders and a selection of beautifully kitsch Christmas baby booties and hats.
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We are very happy and excited to be taking part in the pop-up makers’ market this Saturday @OTcreative Space.
My daughter brought an intriguing film to my attention today entitled Hand: Anatomy of Performance Training by Siobhan McKeown. Do you also recognise the themes it touches on? Watching it makes me feel happy.
So the little crocodile eats the piece of string and pulls it inside its belly.
I’m supposed to be writing up and sizing patterns for baby booties and hats at the moment. However, as always, it’s much more fun trying out variations on an idea and making things to give away. Here are some booties and a hat inspired by the handsome fly agaric toadstool (amanita muscaria). They are a present for a mum to be.
Here are some things you can make with basic crochet stitches.
I wanted to put together a guide to basic crochet techniques for my lovely colleagues at the college where I work. A small group of us are going to spend our “well being” time getting to grips with some simple stitches and projects. The whole idea is to relax and have a bit of fun. So I thought I’d put this out there for the benefit of all beginners.
Continue readingForays into amigurumi using Aldi crochet kits with the addition of some Noro Kureopatora yarn.
Here’s the poncho in action, out on the streets of Whalley Range.
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