It was quite warm yesterday but with my deck shaded in the afternoon, I was able to sit out there for awhile.
This is my next project, is a Christmas purse:
I've already crocheted the trim for the bottom. I used fancy foo-foo yarn and added large hole sequins.
If you'd like to make some crocheted trim yourself and add the sequins, first, you have to string all the sequins onto the yarn before you start crocheting.
Then chain as long as you want your trim to be. In the case of this purse, it'll be 9 inches across so I had to double that and then I add an inch for overlap on the back.
For the second row, single crochet adding a sequin every other stitch.
Third row, just do a single crochet with no sequins. For the 4th row, single crochet adding the sequins every other stitch.
That's all there is to it!
2013
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That's the year I offered my cardinal finish.
Loved this guy and he left in a giveaway. But the chart? Really? I
planned to stitch this oldie but ca...
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2 comments:
What a great idea for an edging. I have lots of sequins.
Working on a Christmas project while it's hot will help you feel cooler, especially when you have a nice shady porch to sit on.
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