Patterns, projects and techniques
This is one of the ‘happiest’ shawls I’ve ever seen! It’s a great scrap yarn project. Of course, what’s really informative here is the ‘assembly’ technique. Who’d thunk it could be so easy?? Check it out here. Scroll down for the ‘tutorial’. Some people just have a sense of design (not to mention color) that I lack. Some will think I’m easily impressed. Well, that may be. But, I’ll be making one of these. Would work equally well with a single color of yarn too – or even squares or other motifs.
“I have been eagerly awaiting all year to share my thoughts on ‘All I Want for Christmas Is Yarn: 30 crochet craft projects
for festive gifts and decorations, from stockings and wreaths to baubles and garlands.’ As a passionate crocheter, I have been eagerly waiting for the holiday season to arrive so that I could dive into this book and start creating festive projects to decorate my home and give as gifts to loved ones.
This book is a treasure trove of holiday crochet inspiration, featuring 30 unique and beautiful projects that range from classic Christmas decorations such as stockings and wreaths to more modern twists like baubles and garlands. The projects in this book are perfect for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced crocheters, and include clear, step-by-step instructions, helpful diagrams, and beautiful photography to guide you through each project.
What sets this book apart is the variety of projects it includes, from traditional Christmas decorations to modern and unique designs that are perfect for giving as gifts to loved ones. The book is also organized in such a way that makes it easy to find the perfect project for any occasion or skill level.
Overall, I highly recommend this book to anyone looking to add a touch of crochet to their holiday season. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crocheter, you’ll find something in this book that will inspire you to create beautiful and festive projects that you’ll be proud to display in your home or give as gifts to loved ones. I have been waiting all year to share this book review, and I couldn’t be more excited to finally do so!”
Looks like Joseph’s Amazing Technicolor Coat! Please let us see when you finish yours.
What a great idea. I would make mine with monotone colors, not so bright is my preference.
Thank you for sharing this site.
I would love a pattern for this, does anyone have some ideas?
Pretty wrap! I love patterns that use up all the scraps one doesn’t know what to do with. That is an excellent way to go: saving and satisfaction!