I love this stuff for a scarf with some pizazz.
And seriously it really only takes a few inutes to put together. Of course you could knit the yarn too, but I think this is more fun.
And I have restocked the Plymouth Fantasy Naturale. I was going to switch to another yarn, but so many people seem to want it I just ordered more. It is great for baby blankets, market bags, washcloths, etc.
One more thing on sale on Monday.....the remaining ruffle yarns will be 40% off.
This is the crocheted market bag I will be teaching a class on in June (21st). It is only half full with 9 big skeins of yarn and water...It could hold your beach towel and clothes or week's worth of veggies from the Farmer's Market.....
And in June she will be doing Lisa's Sunday Craft Church....She'll come in to teach a craft project and just sit and have fun together. The projects will be easy and often use recycled or very inexpensive materials. Some might have yarn - some won't. Check the class calendar for dates and times. This is for age 16+, not for children. It could go on longer, but for now just in June.
I don't have project pictures but here one sample she did of something similar...
Here are some pictures (not vacation pics, just fiber things)
I wove this Sunday - it is brown stash yarns for the warp and hand spun I did back in December from some Shetland that I had in the closet for years! I have more so maybe I can get enough fabric for a jacket or something....
It is kind of random weaving, there are sections of different textures. I was just going to make a bag but I think it is worthy of something more and turned out softer than I expected.
This shawl was my vacation project...crocheted from some Alpaca from the stash
While not really a beginner project, it is pretty simple and only really two rows of stitches to learn and repeat. It is the Elisa Shawl on Ravelry...
And then there's this. I love it! I finished the Stitch Sampler Shawl before I left but hadn't blocked it. It is all made from my handspun yarns but looks lovely in commercial yarns too. I added a little edging to the pattern, thought it needed a bit of a finishing touch....the pattern is on Ravelry of course....
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