www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/leentjes-crochet-hook-case
I used some more of my 'Lucy Pack' of Stylecraft. I have really enjoyed the colours in this pack and it has been worth every penny. Beautiful colours that work well together all chosen and coordinated for you. I have never made crochet flowers before and I found these quick and cute.
I knew I would have to block this;
http://beadknitter.blogspot.com/2009/03/you-can-block-acrylic.html
I followed the advice carefully and managed not to commit acrylic murder.
The fun part was filling the case.
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The more I read your posts Luce the more I realise what a talented sister I have. This crochet case is brill :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Bro, flattery will get you everywhere! :)
ReplyDeleteFlattery enough to get you to help me use a knitting loom to make some hats.....? :-)xxx
ReplyDeleteWeird the word verification for the above comment was 'capitsul' thats what I want to do make and sul mean sell some caps lol.....could be a sign hmmmm just a coincidence lol again :-)
ReplyDeleteI love word verifications, I think someone should make a dictionary or write poetry, Twas Brillig and all that jabberwocky. I have never used a knitting loom but am willing to learn via Youtube tutorials. Also this website looks a cool place to start 'Gettinitpegged.com'.
ReplyDeleteLucy this is simply amazing! I already have a hook thing like this but I'm so going to make a travel jewellery case or similar like this :-) Thanks for the inspiration! x
ReplyDeleteIt certainly looks handy.
ReplyDeleteBtw, those crochet flowers. If you make them out of cotton then you can use them in place of cotton wool if you do a cleanse/tone/moisturise for face care. (I don't, I wash with a facewash, but it always seemed like a really fab idea and pretty too)