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How do I make a crotchet pattern similar to the jacket the standing guy is wearing?ed
Kathy,
Hang in there. I've been looking at the best way to strip out all the unwanted colors.
I'm also documenting it so I can tell you what I did.
I should get an image to you later today.
Terry
Melanie,
Yeah.. Maybe I should..
I'll keep it to myself for some time - just because.. :p
Maybe when I have more time.. I have not written anything down for the pattern, I just went with it (I think I hate myself for this - cause I do it very often..)
Unfortunately the slippers are so very small (only 8 cm), so I have to make another pair, in a bigger size (what a shame though). I'll send the smaller ones over too, because she can use them for when the baby arrives..
Line,
Lol , seriously though the easiest way would be what Melanie suggested. Many years ago that's how we did it, just work up an afghan in tunisian (afghan stitch) and then cross stitch on the squares. You can even get a lot more detail in with cross stitch, too.
The lettering on this one is cross stitched, just to give you an idea of the look.
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How do I make a crotchet pattern similar to the jacket the standing guy is wearing?ed
Sherry,
This is absolutely
amazing! Love, love, LOVE it!
What a brilliant
idea, to use up scraps so efficiently.
Thank you so
much for posting!
Kathy,
Hang in there. I've been looking at the best way to strip out all the unwanted colors.
I'm also documenting it so I can tell you what I did.
I should get an image to you later today.
Terry
Melanie,
Yeah.. Maybe I should..
I'll keep it to myself for some time - just because.. :p
Maybe when I have more time.. I have not written anything down for the pattern, I just went with it (I think I hate myself for this - cause I do it very often..)
Unfortunately the slippers are so very small (only 8 cm), so I have to make another pair, in a bigger size (what a shame though). I'll send the smaller ones over too, because she can use them for when the baby arrives..
Line,
Lol , seriously though the easiest way would be what Melanie suggested. Many years ago that's how we did it, just work up an afghan in tunisian (afghan stitch) and then cross stitch on the squares. You can even get a lot more detail in with cross stitch, too.
The lettering on this one is cross stitched, just to give you an idea of the look.
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