I recently took part in a community yarn bombing project. At times my local town can feel like a bit of a lost cause, so I jumped at the opportunity to help spruce it up a bit. I’m usually quite a reserved person but I felt like this was a chance to restore some hope into our little community. It was such a positive experience, I had such a good day.
“our” tree – the tree my sister and I worked on
I’d love to hear about other peoples adventures in yarn bombing!
I made the dark grey one first by starting with a 56 ch and adding an extra row between R3 and R4. Unfortunately It was a little bit big for my daughter so I made the light grey one which fits her much better. I would recommend this one for a 2 -3 year old….
Pattern: Lazy days of Summer Top by Mari Lynn Patrick I used a 3mm hook to make it to fit a kids size six, though it’s probably ended up more like a size seven. The original pattern is in adult sizes.
I made this cushion for my daughter out of a vintage doily I found at our local op-shop. It was really easy to make – I just crocheted around the edge until it was the size I wanted. But it wasn’t as easy to find a circular cushion insert. Has any one else come across…
My kidlets in their Halloween costumes ( a bit late, I know ). I found a great free pattern for the monkey hat here.
Theodore William, born with the rising sun on April 9th. All dressed up in his crocheted outfit and ready to go home the next day.
I’ve always wanted to do that! It looks so fun!
The trees look beautiful!! I’ve always wanted to do this too. Way to go.