again, I applaud your talent. I LOVE the little rosettes in the center, and is it as soft as it looks sparkley?
I'm trying to crochet a scarf for someone, in a chevron pattern. It's been a long time since I've crocheted, but I thought this would be simple enough. I'm trying to adapt and afghan pattern. It's not going very well. < ironic grin >
Looks a lot like what jackbishop has been working on, though he was mixing rosette squares with plainer ones and using white and shades of pink. Not sure if he's finished it or not.
*beam* Thanks. I have the tension off a little, but it's the most complicated crochet project I've ever tried (typo: tired). I've only got seven of twenty-five squares completed, and the kid is nine months old.
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Date: 2003-01-16 10:12 am (UTC)I'm trying to crochet a scarf for someone, in a chevron pattern. It's been a long time since I've crocheted, but I thought this would be simple enough. I'm trying to adapt and afghan pattern. It's not going very well. < ironic grin >
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Date: 2003-01-16 02:38 pm (UTC)The last baby blanket I put together was given to the kid when she was old enough to enjoy getting a present. I think I like that method too. :)