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Thursday, 2 January 2014

???? Set- Autumn/Winter 13/14

Nadia: beautiful and stylish, my friend

I don’t know if to name this set Flojgrönhansen or Machu Picchu. Nordic or Peruvian? No idea…

But it is really beautiful. I fell in love with the colours of this yarn (you see, I’m a yarn addict, meow!).

I have crocheted this set using the same stitch pattern as this cowl and I still haven’t figured out which side I prefer.

So this is a reversible set of hat with earflaps and a short cowl crocheted in a 100% Wool yarn with lovely colours (I’ve already mentioned it, haven’t I?).

By the way, what name would you choose for this set?






Composition:
HatMerino Wool 100%
CowlMerino Wool 100%


Measurements (inches):
HatFor brains of 21-221/2 circumference
CowlH:10         W: 12

Wednesday, 18 December 2013

Temple of the Forest- Autumn/Winter 13/14

Thanks to my friend Nadia. Perfect model!

The name of this set has been kindly suggested by Little Romulan, master in inventing new words. I’m sorry, they are Spanish “words” so there is no translation for them in English. But, trust me, someday his dictionary will be a bestseller.

So today’s set consists of a lace beret and scarf with a diamond motif crocheted in an interesting curled yarn in cream and green shades.

Wednesday, 27 November 2013

Flower Power- Sold Out!


OK, the name of this set is more appropriate for spring time, so what? 

My brain doesn't like winter but my body says “keep me warm, keep me warm” (high pitch here). So, how do I make my brain and my body happy at the same time? That’s it! The Flower Power beret and scarf set!


The Flower Power beret’s got a flower appliqué and the infinite scarf has been crocheted following a lace pattern of flowers, flowers and more flowers...but as I’ve used a mohair yarn it’s super-warm.

Wednesday, 20 November 2013

Aubergine Beret Pattern

The original pattern has been designed by Teresa Richardson from Crochet Geek. Thank you very much Teresa for letting me modify and shrink your pattern for Blythe.

Skill level: intermediate.

Materials:
  • 3 Ply light yarn or any yarn for 3-3.5 mm hook (I’ve used Katia Promo Fin acrylic yarn purple and lilac and Katia Carnaval eyelash yarn, same tones).
  • 3 mm hook.
  • Tapestry needle.
  • Stitch marker (optional).
  • Scissors.
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