Sunday, December 23, 2007

Cathedral Rose Window Afghan


Links will be added here as found...

Pattern for sale here

Meet us at Ravelry discussion
Meet us at Crochetville CAL current posts begin on about page 90 of the thread.
Yahoo group CAL

'Thee' blog post containing many links, corrections etc.

Similar pattern= Stained Glass Afghan, published in Crochet Today !Nov./ Dec 07 here..

mintlatte's CRW planner copy of the afghan here


















Here is a cute little Cathedral Window Motif..fun to test colours with...Design by Dot Drake


The North window of Notre Dame de Paris.


























Emily and original colour choices.













New colour choices.. and the first rounds complete...
update on Dec. 26th,




























Update Jan. 3

Best laid plans and all that...argg...Turns out I'm short on my older Simply Soft colour 'Embroidery Print".. not the same as their new one. So....for now I've started a new CRW.. using the colours recommended in the new version of the pattern. Yes.. I too have trouble getting an accurate photo of these colours...

Red Heart: black, gemstone, amethyst, and teal









Update here Jan. 6th.





Monday, December 17, 2007

Yarn

From Elan,

We've found these categories to be somewhat broad
in gauge categories. On our website we've
decided all our yarns into 10 gauge categories,
which allow for more accurate substitution of
yarns.

For your future reference, here are
the gauge categories used at Elann:

List of Gauge Categories at elann.com

8-11 st/4" Polar Weight (which includes
some yarns with less than 8 st/4")
12-14 st/4" Bulky Weight
15-16 st/4" Chunky Weight
17-18 st/4" Aran Weight
19-20 st/4" Worsted Weight
21-23 st/4" DK Weight
24-26 st/4" Sport Weight
27-29 st/4" Fingering Weight
30-32 st/4" Baby Weight
33-40 st/4" Lace Weight

Friday, October 26, 2007

Plotting Kitties?

You be the judge...

Where's the kitty to english dictionary anyway ? :D

Friday, August 10, 2007

Poor Kitty


Thanks Riss !

Friday, July 13, 2007

In Bloom market bag


Done in all Lion brand cottons and using one of the patterns in this leaflet...



All the patterns in this booklet are equally nice, and easy to follow.

I originally only meant to use this for running up to the grocery.. but find the colors make me feel happy..and have been using it for everyday pocketbook duties.
I did slightly widen the shoulder strap to increase weight carried comfort.. and also lengthened the strap to fit messenger bag style. Makes it a darn handy bag.

Yes.. that's a Ripple Blankie in there on an outing. ;)