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Wednesday, 7 September 2011

Purple Haze Crochet Craze


It has been a while since I have shared a crochet post, so I thought it is time to show what I have been up to.  I love starting new projects and have great difficulty completing them!  I may adopt the 'One a Day' method which appears to be getting very popular.  I can manage one 'Mini Granny Square' a Day and still dabble with the numerous other projects I have on the go.  I was inspired by the scarf I spotted in a shop window in Glastonbury High Street.
Part of me wishes I had bought this scarf, but if I had of bought it I would be thinking I should have made my own....can you see what type of person I am?  I dread to think who made the scarf because whoever it was, wherever they are, they were not paid enough if it can be sold at that price!  I don't know if machines can make Granny squares, if they can I want one!!!  I have to admit with all my crafting projects there is something comforting, therapeutic and gratifying about the good old Granny.  I love the Granny look.  I didn't have the colours to replicate the 'Shop Window Scarf' but somehow in my stash I have collected several shades of purple, it wasn't deliberate and I don't know how it happened.  Somehow purples have infiltrated my stash more than any other colour.  Good job I like 'The Colour Purple'.  I am hoping to be wearing my Granny Scarf with pride some time over the next couple of months.  Yin and Yang, I love Granny Squares but Oh sewing in all those ends....


12 comments:

  1. Love the purples, looks like it will be amazing!!!

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  2. I like it! Pretty purples in fun little shapes :) What's not to like here? True, sewing in ends is a bit of a pain, but just think of how nice and satisfying it'll be when you have that pretty scarf wrapped around your neck!Best of luck!
    ~Lacey

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  3. oooh... lovely combination of colours. Yeah! I know what a pain the sewing up can be...
    But, waiting to see the final product. I'm sure it'll be wonderful

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  4. Can't wait to see that one finihed!! -- See you will have to now !!!

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  5. That is going to be a lovely scarf, wonderful colours.
    I'm the same, I see something, like it, think "I could make that" ....... but you are actually doing so!
    Carol xx

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  6. I really must learn to crochet, I've found a local class, Your posts are so inspiring!

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  7. Hi!! I think I may have won the crochet.for fun book!!! If you sent an email, it may have been deleted by accident---i swear I will never learn to use this phone right. If I am the winner could you please send another email? Another address is .
    Thanks.

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  8. Oooh what a really inspiring post. I love your crochet tales :D

    The Window Scarf is brill - like you I immediately jump to "well if I did such and such I could make one of those myself" whenever I see anything knit or crochet. I love the purples you're using, I think it'll make an awesome scarf - looking forward to seeing your ta-dah post for it! :)

    Much love,
    Kim

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  9. The purples look amazing! Your scarf will be awesome when it is finishd and all sewn up :)

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  10. Kareno, As soon as I have your address I will get the book posted to you xxx We must keep you busy in your retirement :) Email me your address Inthesky71@aol.com.

    Thanks to everyone for your motivational comments on my Purple Haze, I would really like to be wearing it by Winter (2011 of course!)

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  11. Love the colors and I know the feeling about the debate between buying and making!

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