This is made from a beginners pattern that can be found on the Project Linus site.
Both christening ghans went to my local church for use in their baptismal program.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
29 inch Christening Ghan
This is made from a beginners pattern that can be found on the Project Linus site.
Both christening ghans went to my local church for use in their baptismal program.
Another Christening Ghan
This is a 9 point Round Ripple (pattern from Crochet Dad on Crochetville). It measures 38 inches. I used an I hook and the edging is sc, 2 dc, sk one st, repeat....skipping the 2 stitches in the "valley" and using 3 dc in the points instead of 2.
After I washed and dried it, it lay perfectly flat.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Gifts I Made
Front and back of a Santa hot pad.
A chenille scarf.
A lapghan using a handful of donated squares...I made the rest.
A bookmark made from thread and set of coasters, using cotton yarn.
A 30 inch ghan that I made up as I went along (as if you can't tell...LOL!)
A chenille scarf.
A lapghan using a handful of donated squares...I made the rest.
A bookmark made from thread and set of coasters, using cotton yarn.
A 30 inch ghan that I made up as I went along (as if you can't tell...LOL!)
Baby Ghan
I just finished this last night, complete with the soon-to-be born baby's initials on it. I washed it this morning, wrapped it and it's now on its way to Florida and the parents-to-be.
It measures about 39 by 44 inches. The edge is all sc (in Caron's Cape Cod Blue) with a rev hdc as the final round.
It measures about 39 by 44 inches. The edge is all sc (in Caron's Cape Cod Blue) with a rev hdc as the final round.
Happy New Year!
A time to get caught up - again!
This is a set of facecloths I made for a friend for Christmas. I used cotton tots and they're really soft!
This is a set of facecloths I made for a friend for Christmas. I used cotton tots and they're really soft!
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