Clearly in a bid to avoid finishing knitting my 2nd sock, i whipped up a little jam jar cover inspired by Lucy over at attic 24, although i didn't follow her pattern, i made it up as i went along - going back and forth instead of round & round, this made the stripes alternate sizes, so working with an odd number of colours gave me an interesting pattern,it was only when taking the photo that i realised the colours i'd used from my small stash of Rowan handknit cotton, matched really well with my latest quilt!
i have done a little more on my socks, in fact i took them along to my first knit & natter group visit, held at a new wool shop in a village close to me, but i have been very naughty & cast on a new project - oops, more details on that to follow - but here's a little sneak peek!
i have done a little more on my socks, in fact i took them along to my first knit & natter group visit, held at a new wool shop in a village close to me, but i have been very naughty & cast on a new project - oops, more details on that to follow - but here's a little sneak peek!
I keep looking at these little jam jar crochet covers and am becoming more and more inspired!!
ReplyDeleteI love the choice in colours and they do go ever so well with your quilt.
It looks lovely, very fresh and summery!
ReplyDeleteI often find my colour choices mirror each other across different projects, or quite often co-ordinate with my clothes too!
It is very pretty and I just love those colours too. I'm just starting to get back to crochet again and Attic 24 is a wonderful place for inspiration :O)
ReplyDeleteIf only I could knit or crochet!
ReplyDeleteVanessa x