The CoowlHat or Hatwl- Sold out!

Composition:
CoowlHat	50% wool, 10% alpaca, 40% acrylic

Measurements (inches):
CoowlHat	L: 12         W: 11

My idea of crocheting a cowl that is also a hat is not new but I bet that the name is original. Isn't it?

Now, explanation:

The "it'scostmemylife" shawl

Ok, ok (no need to be rude, you know) this is not the real name of this awesome shawl, in fact this is the Wild Rose Shawl designed by Kathryn A. White.

All right, all right, it hasn't cost me my life but, you know, I needed a dramatic title for my triumphal return and here it is!

Summer Break

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This is going to be my last post until September the 14th.

I'm going to be holidaying but most of all, working like mad. Yeah, I've got to make several video-tutorials for Little Romulan's class mates as we're going to have basic crochet workshops- a booster- as well as several more to learn how to crochet all sorts of items.

Round Beach Bag for Blythe- free pattern

For people- like me- who were born and raised in inner lands it's very difficult to cope with Summer living by the coast.

High temperatures and humidity is a bad, bad combination if you're not lucky enough as to spend the whole day immersed  in water. No matter how many times you have a shower or try to cool down your body temperature, 5 minutes later you'll be sweating again.

Long-term projects

Looong-term project.

I love to work in several projects at the same time, specially when one of them is a long-term project. It can be a very complex pattern or a project as an afghan, a blanket or a large shawl in which you need to work for many hours.

As promised

Well, finally I've chosen to post both options (thanks to my crocheter friends) of the pattern of the vase I showed you last week.

Actually they differ in two rows so I will write the whole pattern and then explain why I altered the last two rows.

For the lazy hands, here is the edited post.

Today’s been a short post, or not.

Catch you next Sunday!

Inspiration- edited

You never know when or where you're going to find your inspiration. It may be a common object that's been around your house for ages, a pattern in a wall, an element of nature, a painting, architecture, maths, the possibilities are endless.

One thing I'm pretty sure of is that all of us- crocheters/knitters- have had Oh I can crochet/knit this moments.