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| I ghope this works . I wanted to share some of my recent projects i have completed.
Bears on my blanket
I have 2 others I am putting the finishing touches on and if any one is interested onsee them I will gladly post tehm also , Thank you everyone |
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- Posted by donna_loomis (My Page) on Thu, Aug 21, 08 at 3:16
| How beautiful! Of course we want to see pictures of the other things you've done. Good job! |
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- Posted by proudmary56 (My Page) on Thu, Aug 21, 08 at 7:26
| Beautiful! Great job. |
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| You do beautiful work!! |
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| Your items are gorgeous! You should be very proud. Sue |
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| I don't work with yarn much, but that doesn't mean that I can't appreciate the beauty in your work. Lots of time on BOMB afghan, the color changes in the star afghan are gorgeous, the birds/flowers ghan is another work of art, and please, do show us more of your things. I love to know that others enjoy crochet, and it is alive and doing so well!!!!!!!!!! |
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- Posted by sheilajoyce (My Page) on Thu, Aug 21, 08 at 15:02
| How pretty! I assume the bear blanket is done by appliquing bears after you make the basic afghan. But the bottom one--is that all double knitting for the figures? Wow, they sure look pretty, but seem like a lot of work too, especially the bottom one. I love the color progression in the round afghan. I am in the midst of making layettes for many friends' babies, and I certainly recognize that you have lots of talent and dedication. Wish I had the bear pattern. So cute for a little boy especially. |
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| very nice!!! I have made a number of the Peaceful Pastels and everyone just loves it. Haven't done the bears yet but looks like it should be for a special baby. Question - is the birds & flower afghan all single crochet? I have been recently doing some afghan stitch and it just takes so much longer but the color changes are much cleaner for the designs I needed (U Michigan logo and now the NY Jets) |
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- Posted by socks12345 (My Page) on Thu, Aug 21, 08 at 18:48
| Love the little bears! Your work is beautiful! |
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- Posted by ladybuglove (My Page) on Fri, Aug 22, 08 at 1:07
| Thank you all The bottom one is done in alll single crochett it is a herrshner pattern. when I get the other 2 finished I will share them also. Thanks again |
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| Great work! Those bears are just too cute! I have thought about doing one of those round afghans but I prefer to knit. The bird one is beautiful! |
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- Posted by ladybuglove (My Page) on Tue, Oct 21, 08 at 3:55
here are some more recent ones 
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| All of your work is just beautiful! Please do share all your projects with us. The bird afghan pulls at my heartstrings the most. We spend so much money on bird seed, I wish we could count them as dependents on our tax returns!! GOOD JOB! |
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| I hope you see this as I'm late looking at your work. Your projects are absolutely lovely. It takes so much labor of love. Love the E.I.E.I.O. Did you have a pattern for the bears? |
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- Posted by mssherrymeezer (My Page) on Fri, Oct 24, 08 at 15:50
| All of your work is exquisite! I love every project you posted. Where is the E.I.E.I.O pattern from, I've never seen one like that. |
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| Your work is beautiful! Don't be shy, send pictures you deserve praise. Vique |
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- Posted by ladybuglove (My Page) on Mon, Oct 27, 08 at 2:15
| The E.I.E.I.O pattern I got from a book called ultimate kids afghans ( Annies Attic) Thank you everyone for your responce .It is nice to know there are others who enjoy what I do. |
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| Your work is absolutely beautiful! I especially love the last one. I'll call it stare afghan. I hope you don't mind but I printed that one off and I would love to try to figure out the pattern. That pattern would be a great winter project. Did you make it up? It looks to be part of a granny sq. How did you put it together? Have you ever entered your projects in Fair contest. You would win. |
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- Posted by ladybuglove (My Page) on Mon, Oct 27, 08 at 14:53
| Maggie it is called prairie star I got the pattern free at wal mart years ago for buying yarn. here is the website for that afghan for free. its at purple kitty. one of my favorite web sites |
Here is a link that might be useful: prairie star afghan
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- Posted by huggybear_2008 (My Page) on Tue, Nov 4, 08 at 9:52
| Ladybuglove, your work is awesome.. where did you find the pattern for the round ripple afghan? and and did you work it with two strands of yarn held together and change to one strand of one color and one of another color and then etc. I want to make my neice's daughter one in purple and greens. how do you think that would turn out.. I could use shades of greens and purple.. her new babys room is being done in purple and greens.. so I thought it would be really pretty .. bright colors.. whatcha think? Huggy |
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- Posted by ladybuglove (My Page) on Wed, Nov 5, 08 at 12:07
| Huggy bear thank you you can find the exact pattern on line and yes it is worked with 2 strands of yarn I think purple and green would be very pretty. there are a few other threads about this pattern on this web site that give excelent advice and even links to patterns you can use. the thread I used was Technique/pattern for Mary Maxim Peaceful Pastels Baby Afghan if you put peaceful paste in the search box it will bring the other threads up good luck and I hope when you get it done you will post a picture so we all can see and enjoy P.S. I am finishing up 2 more afghans and will post new pics soon |
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| Ladylovebug, your round ripple afghan inspired me to create my own. I used this pattern: http://project-angel-kisses.150m.com/roundripple.html As pleased as I am with my round ripple afghan, I have a question concerning the chain 3 at the beginning of each row. The space between the chain 3 and first dc is a bit obvious and bothers me a tad. What would happen if I did a dc instead of a chain 3? I have started a second round ripple and have subbed the dc for the chain 3 in rows 5 and 6 and have not seen a major difference. However, I do not want to proceed further for fear of a bad result and having to frog so much work. Thanks for your wonderful photos. They made me eager to start crocheting again. (How do you upload photos?) |
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| wow these are fabulous, hugs susan |
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- Posted by ladybuglove (My Page) on Sat, Nov 8, 08 at 0:19
| I dont know if it would make a diffrence I have never tryed it my self sorry. but as posting pictures i had to get a free photobucket acct. and after uploading my pics there they provide a link you can post in the message area and it will show your pic. A lot of it was trial and error lol but I found that the third link in photo bucket works best for me. I would love to see your afghans |
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| Ladylovebug, Thank you for the reply. I've decided to frog the second round ripple because the dc made the rows look crowded by row 9 -- ah, well. |
Here is a link that might be useful: round ripple
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| Ladybuglove, Apologies, apologies for not getting your name correct -- twice! I'll have to give that photobucket upload another try. The preview showed the photo, but the photo disappeared when I hit the submit button. |
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| They are all gorgeous, thanks for sharing your pix. |
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| My 1st round ripple and viking chicken hat
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- Posted by ladybuglove (My Page) on Sun, Nov 9, 08 at 14:27
| soyamiso those are greatyour ripple turned out great very pretty. But i do love your viking chicken. is it crochet or knit. can you tell me where you got the pattern. you did a great job thanks for sharing |
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| Thank you. The chicken hat is crochet and done in LionBrand Jiffy pink. Unfortunately, I don't remember the hook size that I used. This is the inspiration for the chicken hat: http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=47371.60 I used the blogger's instructions for the drumsticks, but modified them to make them smaller. For the body, I used this pattern because I didn't like the look of the "plucked nubbins" on the body: http://crochetpatternsonly.blogspot.com/2007/02/crochet-baby-cherry-ha t.html If you turn the hat inside out, then it'll look more like a plucked chicken. As you'll notice, the pattern is for a child size, but I'm sure that you can modify the pattern to suit your needs. As for the tail, I crocheted a triangle with either 11 or 9 as a base chain (can't remember) and then decreased until I had two chains left. Then I joined the two sides and stitched them tight down the middle. I attached the tail more toward the back of the head. Hope that helps. |
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- Posted by ladybuglove (My Page) on Fri, Dec 26, 08 at 12:17
| thank you i really appreciate the help |
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| Where did you get the pattern for the round ripple afghan? I'd love to make one of those. Your colors are beautiful. Pat |
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- Posted by huggybear_2008 (My Page) on Tue, Dec 30, 08 at 14:44
| ladybug, I want to make this baby blanket for my neices'daughter who is going to have her baby in Feb of o9 She is doing the babys'room in purple and greens.. sorta like a plum color.. I was wondering if I could do this in shades of yellow in center and go to lite purple to darker purple and then to greens.. what do you think..? Huggy |
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- Posted by ladybuglove (My Page) on Wed, Dec 31, 08 at 1:47
| huggy bear I think that would be very lovely. please post a pic when you are done I would love to see it |
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