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I noticed this with my current afghans I am making. I have cut out a good many and changed to colors that I like. For example the afghan I am making for my son has a shadow and around 3 colors for the shadow. I eliminated two of the colors and am only using one color for the shadow. So when the stich is one of the other colors I simply continue on with the shadow color I am using. Now, hopefully that made sense. LOL...
zeeara,
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Secoya,
April turned out divine!
I don't think it matters one bit that
it's not more of an egg shape...I think it's unique and wonderful.
This is the kind of thing I do, make something my own, even if it's
not "conventional." Besides, if you're making it for you, you have
every right to do something that you like best!
I don't think it matters one bit that
it's not more of an egg shape...I think it's unique and wonderful.
This is the kind of thing I do, make something my own, even if it's
not "conventional." Besides, if you're making it for you, you have
every right to do something that you like best! Can I ask you
for a big favor, though? If you edit the top message to add your
picture, can you also create a new reply message, also with the new
picture? If you only edit, nobody really knows you posted anything,
but if you add a new message then the category will light up with a
"NEW." And I want people to see your beautiful work
every time!
Hi everyone! I've just joined. Been
browsing a bit - what a lovely group!
I'm an experienced crafter (of many more years than I'd
care to admit), but dismayed at the lack of knowledge people
generally have of crafting. I realise however, that I
myself do less than I imagine, or would like to do.
Hopefully this group will encourage me to share some of
my original patterns, and create more - espcially as I see a rising
trend of lace-trimmed garments in UK stores!
QUESTION:
Do you use UK or US
pattern instructions?
I found some years
ago that they differ, startingly, which can be a real challenge for
beginners (as well as those creating patterns for sites like this).
UK chain = US ?
UK
double crochet = US single crochet as far as I recall
UK half treble = ?
UK treble =
?
UK double treble = ?
Then there's slip stitch . . .
Welcome!
I noticed this with my current afghans I am making. I have cut out a good many and changed to colors that I like. For example the afghan I am making for my son has a shadow and around 3 colors for the shadow. I eliminated two of the colors and am only using one color for the shadow. So when the stich is one of the other colors I simply continue on with the shadow color I am using. Now, hopefully that made sense. LOL...
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