So its back to the handy and trusty cell phone for todays pics......I can not give you a finished item today but I can show you what I am making!
Here it is....
The Larger Than Life bag from Interweave Crochet. I have finished all of the squares and am about half way with the side and bottom band.
What makes this fitting for International Crochet Day? Why only this:
Thats right! I am using my hand crafted Jimbo egg-hook on this project!
In other crafty goodness, one of my colleagues gifted my with this pattern booklet today! Perfect timing! She picked it up at a yarn shop on an island close to Malta... I can not remember the name of the island right now...Gosu? Gorsu? Something like that!
A super cute baby pattern booklet! A UK booklet which shall prove a challenge while crocheting, but worth it for the oh so cute patterns in it!
Off to bed now! Happy International Crochet Day!
You mean Corfu? Where the Durrells lived.
ReplyDeleteFollowing the UK pattern shouldn't be that difficult, actually, just go down a step each stitch, is you see what I mean :)
Hope you're feeling better.
The Larger Than Life Bag is just great!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty baby outfits. Remember that the British name the crochet stitches differently ir--sc is a dc to us, and a tr is a dc,and so on
That bag will be beautiful, dear Kim!
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I LOVE the bag in progress! I'm sure if you can follow a French or Japanese pattern the UK on will easily doable for you too! Can't wait to see the bag finished, and hope you found the doo-hickey thingy.
ReplyDeleteyour squares for the bag look great! can't wait to see the finished product!
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PS: have a great day!
The island name is Gozo and is north of Malta and south of Sicily. A nice relaxing and authentic place. They still love knitting and crocheting over there and had 3 old shops in one street of the main city: Victoria.
ReplyDeleteYour bag will be beautiful when you have time to finish it and will be less occupied by work.
I've been crocheting for 30 years and I have never seen one of those ball crochet hooks. Where did you find one like that? Is it easy to use?
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