I have been crocheting up a storm and loving it.
After only a week I finished my snood, okay technically two because the first week I discovered that I had been dropping a stitch every row and had to pull the whole thing out and start again. But then it only took two weeks. I really, really love it and think it is going to get worn out this winter.
I then crocheted a new phone cover for …
A new iphone which I have liberated from my friend until I get a job and can afford one of my own. So cool, except I can’t use all the bells and whistles ’cause it charges me £1 everyday. Oh well at least I know it is there if I need it but sadly no tweeting on the run for me.
I have been in such a crochet frenzy I also made a second iphone cover for said friend and a shorter snood for a friend. I’ll show pictures of those later.
If you are interested the wools I have used:
- The grey is Sirdar DK wash and wear crepe in silver cloud (really nice and snuggly and heavier acrylic wool, and a bit pricier). For my snood I used two and a half balls (100g) with 50 stitches across and as long as needed to wrap around twice.
- The pink is Cygnet DK in soft coral, there is a charity shop near us which sells it and it is a more budget friendly wool but light, soft and warm.
I also had two photo shoots last week which I really enjoyed, the photos will be up on my new photo blog MYcreative, later this week. Taking photos is definitely something which makes me happy.
Your snood is fabulous!! I need to learn how to crochet lol!
I’m getting so jealous of all these snoods and cowls that I’m seeing floating about!
Was there a particular pattern that you used for the snood? So pleased that there’s a crocheted one I can ask about because all the others have been knitted and that’s no good to me, I can’t work 2 needles!
That snood is beautiful!
I’ve been having a look at your MYcreative site too, and I’m loving your portraits. The colours in the photos of Jessica are so vivid.
cute! I could use a snood…brrrr….
Right that’s it. I’m learning to crochet. My nana can teach me the basics, but do you have a pattern for that gorgeous snood? Is it a wildly optimistic first crochet project?
Also you look very elegant in your photo.
Claire
Love the snood! I the Sirdar yarn 100% acrylic? I’m on an endless search for good non-wool yarns x