Well, I started something new. Needing to get a fix on my granny square addiction I picked up my basket full of embroidery floss and started the insanity. I think I am going to make a large mat for my dining table.
And check out the back side! It's reversible. Each square is actually two squares sandwiched together by a row of single crochet. It almost gives it a quilted look.
I love this pattern. I am doing the circles in reds and building out in rows of different color backgrounds.
This is my thread stash I am working from. It looks like a complete mess!
I also made a cuff for moi! With beads, too!
This is the underside of it. It's just something I was toying with. It has a groovy lacy look. I've been wearing the mud out of it ever since I finished it. LOL!
It's been a week, and seems like the weekend has flown by. I'm off to crochet some more insanity!
And check out the back side! It's reversible. Each square is actually two squares sandwiched together by a row of single crochet. It almost gives it a quilted look.
I love this pattern. I am doing the circles in reds and building out in rows of different color backgrounds.
This is my thread stash I am working from. It looks like a complete mess!
I also made a cuff for moi! With beads, too!
This is the underside of it. It's just something I was toying with. It has a groovy lacy look. I've been wearing the mud out of it ever since I finished it. LOL!
It's been a week, and seems like the weekend has flown by. I'm off to crochet some more insanity!
21 comments:
Once again you have amazed me with your work. I tried crochet with 3 strands of sewing thread one time. It was going to be beautiful but the strands kept getting tangled. Love your work.
I am granny square obsessed at the moment. And these are beautiful.
Im positively drooling at the sight of your stash. What a great collection!
The grannie squares look beautiful aswell and I cannot wait to see more, well done.
Soo pretty how many strands do you use? Also are you going to be selling those cuffs I would love one if the size can be customized I am a plus size girl.... shooot woman I am almost freakin 50 feel like I am between 15 and 30 on any given day.
Wow..that is a groovy cuff! Love it! You have quite the stash of embroidery thread too. That's a LOT! The squares look gorgeous made with it. What a wonderful idea. It will be a piece to treasure when it's done!
I love this pattern too :)
Very beautiful project.
Beautiful pattern, and I love how you are creating crocheted items with embroidery floss! :) I have used it in the past to crochet smaller items, but nothing this big. Very nice! :)
These squares are awesome! I am not obsessed with granny squares.... yet... but I bet I will be eventually!
I love your cuff! I want one. Haha. How did you make it, if you don't mind me asking?
<3 Jenn
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I love, love, love this. And you have given me such an idea. I have boxes and boxes of embroidery thread. What a wonderful way to use them. Mine won't end up looking as good as yours, but I can try. Thank you.
The mat is fantastic. Wow!! The cuff is quite gorgeous as well.
Teresa
So cute! I can't wait to see that cuff!
What size thread are you crocheting with?
ps.. it's BEAUTIFUL!
Very pretty! I love crocheting with floss, it gives you so many colors that you just can't find in normal crochet thread. :)
love the bracelet cuff great idea with bells. :) pretty GS..
These are amazing! Love the colors... ♥
Love it! It is a great idea to use embroidery floss, it looks very pretty!
The colours of the grannies are adorable... really tasty.
have a lovely rest of the day.
Just discovered your blog and I love everything about it !!!
You're granny is beautiful! Love the colors! Is there a pattern that you can share for the granny or is it your own?
Brenda
Hi
I just wanted to let you know that I'm linking to this post on my blog.
The granny squares are gorgeous!
Regards,
Carla
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