LOL!! It's a joke! I'm sure you're all tired of seeing it by now!
Yes, it's the peacock design from the cover of the 2015 Crazy Quilt Calendar. I finished it into a pillow with crocheted trim. I'm very pleased with the finished pillow and I just love doing these peacocks so I think I'll plan on doing another in the near future.
I also finished up this little cellphone pouch for my aunt:
I heard through the grapevine that the blue one I made her a few years back is starting to look a little worn. So it was time for her to get a new one! I crocheted the trim on the bottom of this one too.
I have some more finishing to do this week and I want to sew up some new blocks to stitch on. More eye candy to come!
Showing posts with label crocheted trim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crocheted trim. Show all posts
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Do You Remember This?
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Thursday, June 28, 2012
Christmas Purse
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!
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!
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crocheted trim,
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Crocheted Trim
Yesterday was beautiful outside. I sat on my deck and crocheted some trim for my latest purse:
I used a pretty purple foo-foo yarn with some metallic thread running through it. This will be very pretty when I get it put together.
My deck is shaded in the afternoon and I get a nice breeze that comes around the house. At the moment, there's a mama Robin tending to a nest of 3 babies in one of my Rose Of Sharon trees. I love to watch them.
On the left of my deck we have a Sparrow and a Wren trying to decide which of 2 different bird houses they want. It's quite amusing to sit and watch nature.
I used a pretty purple foo-foo yarn with some metallic thread running through it. This will be very pretty when I get it put together.
My deck is shaded in the afternoon and I get a nice breeze that comes around the house. At the moment, there's a mama Robin tending to a nest of 3 babies in one of my Rose Of Sharon trees. I love to watch them.
On the left of my deck we have a Sparrow and a Wren trying to decide which of 2 different bird houses they want. It's quite amusing to sit and watch nature.
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Lady With A Feathered Hat
I finished up the stitching on this crazy quilt piece yesterday:
I've decided that this will make a really pretty purse. Maybe I'll sit out on my deck later and crochet some foo-foo trim for the bottom.
I've decided that this will make a really pretty purse. Maybe I'll sit out on my deck later and crochet some foo-foo trim for the bottom.
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