Enthusiastic crochetoholic

The ramblings of an enthusiastic crocheter ( and knitter) also about my everyday life, animals, shopping, whinges and whines. A woman being dragged kicking and screaming into old age. Yes I dye my hair blonde and listen to modern music - why not?

Showing posts with label Superior crochet book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Superior crochet book. Show all posts
Sunday, 8 March 2009

Scalloped Capelet after blocking

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I have finished blocking the Superior capelet (well shawl in this case) and it is ready for my sister in law's 70th birthday. Her birthd...
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Saturday, 7 March 2009

Scalloped Capelet finished

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This is the Scalloped capelet from Superior Crochet, a booklet by Filatura Di Crosa, featuring designs by Doris Chan and Kristin Omdahl. Thi...
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Tuesday, 3 March 2009

Doris loves her pineapples

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I have started the Scalloped Capelet from the Superior Crochet booklet. There is no mistaking who designed this. It has to be Doris Chan as ...
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Thursday, 5 February 2009

Superior crochet and more hats

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I am not blowing my own trumpet with the title Superior Crochet. It is not a description of my crocheting talents but the title of a new boo...
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enthusiastic crochetoholic
Manchester, North West, United Kingdom
Slighty dotty crochetoholic who has now retired but still has all her own faculties and teeth. Great grandma to 2 gorgeous girls. Single domestic goddess (poetic licence on the the domestic goddess bit) would dearly love to meet my handsome prince one day but rapidly running out of time and inclination for that bit. I have two dodgy knees and had knee replacement surgery on my right knee in September. It hasn't been quite the success that I hoped for but I am hoping that it will be all right in the end. My body may be housebound but my mind runs free. Thank goodness for my crochet (and knitting) to try to keep me sane! My son does still say that I am a dingbat but now I am older I can blame it all on old age ecentricity and poor memory.
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