Though I am primarily a knitter, I will always be grateful to my friend Sue for showing me how to crochet. I'm still a beginner and I don't do it often enough to find it intuitive so I'm quite slow and always counting stitches, but I always get great satisfaction out of it and it has so many uses, beyond just the granny square.
A case in point: A few months ago, I popped a set of curtains into the wash and they shrunk. About two inches. I was really disappointed as I love the fabric but they no longer looked good in the room.
But then I found a skein of Rowan Creative Linen in a very similar shade of yellow to those pops in the pattern. I threaded a needle and did a row of blanket stitch, then picked up a crochet hook and worked a couple of rows in simple motifs, ending with a little picot edging.
And here is the final result (minus the ironing I need to clearly do). I think they look very sweet now. Very chuffed.
1 comment:
Love this creative solution, thanks. Ingenious.
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