French project you ask?
Yes, the pattern came from a book I bought in French. I crocheted and assembled the pattern from the French version.....hence a few of my initial mistakes.
The details - Size 5 thread from DMC called Petra (this really should be sold in the US - the colors are wonderful & the thread is wonderful to work with). Start Date - around July 18th 2005!!!!
In all of her glory and magnificence, I introduce you to Chloe.....my Frog Ballerina Princess!
I am tempted to keep her for myself, but she will go to my niece as intended. From the same pattern book I am wanting to start a Monkey - I don't currently have all of the right colors, so I'll need to get them ordered.
While waiting, I will continue to work on the Baby Blanket for my other niece - I finished another section over the weekend, as well as a few other assorted WIPs that are around my apartment!
14 comments:
She is DARLING! Your niece will love her. :)
OOOOOOOOO I LOVE Chole!!!Lucky Niece!!!Wish I had you for my aunt!!!LOL
Ah, Chloe is perfect! Nice job, must feel soooo good to have that done.
That's adorbale!! Way to go!
She is cute, but her niece is a stubborn little brat. Megan says she must have a dragon with wings and a frog won't do. I'm so sorry Aunt Kim for you, do not cry boo hoo.:)
OMG Chloe is precious! Well worth the work and time spent =)
Thanks everyone!!!
Deneen - It does indeed feel sooooo good to have her done!
Becky - yeah, yeah, shes your daughter! I'm sure she'll love it once she gets it...after she gets her dragon of course. I still need to make the wings for Andrews - I just wanted to get Chloe finished first
Chloe is was cute!
Helloooo aunteee Kimberley, when can I get my gorgeous Chloe?
Heeheee..she is gorgeous, and your niece is very lucky.
I love it too! The colors are what make it look so sweet and you picked the right project, Kimberly. Yay for figuring out the french instructions ;)
Wow Kimberly that is adorable! Your niece is a lucky little girl.
What a coincidence that I just named my puppy Chloe also.
Hihi, I'm green with envy. Especially love the tutu skirt.
By the way, have you encountered any English-speaking knitting or other crafts groups here in Brussels? There's at least one monthly and one weekly French group but I'm really surprised I haven't found any flocks of knitting expats yet. Can you please help?
How cute!! Your niece is a lucky girl indeed. And I totally know the feeling of wanting to get the WIPs done. Funny how I tend to end up with more than I started with...
Totally adorable!!
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