I continue to make dish/wash cloths from When Granny Meets Filet by Bendy Carter. The patterns are in the back of the book as noted previously. I count the "x" as open, so I chain 37 rather than 38 and go into the 4th chain from hook to make my first row solid.
In this first picture the top two cloths are made with the same Knit Picks Comfy Sport cotton yarn as the previous ones.
The pink is Flamingo. The yellow is Creme Brulee.
The cream colored one below those is made with worsted I Love This Cotton Ivory. That one is about 9".
The next two were made with leftover yarns. I ran out before I could add the edging. I don't know what the top variegated cream is. The bottom one is the last of the Knit Picks Comfy Sport Cotton in Lady Slipper.
I also made myself a koozie. I have been drinking cold water more lately and this does a nice job of keeping my hands dry and warm. These don't take much yarn and are quick to make. For a standard water bottle I just work two rounds (12, 24). Then work even to heught. I worked an additional 9 rounds for this one for a total of 11. I used Red Heart With Love Berry Red worsted yarn and an H or I hook. I can't remember which.
That's all for today. I sprained my wrist AGAIN and will have to forego crocheting for a bit while it heals.
Happy crocheting!
Sandie
Friday, July 24, 2015
Monday, July 20, 2015
more cloths
More wash/dish cloths from When Granny Meets Filet by Bendy Carter. The patterns are in the back of the book. I sort of work them opposite as I count the "x" as open, so I chain 37 rather than 38 and go into the 4th chain from hook to make my first row solid.
I had enough of the Lilac Mist (purple) Knit Picks Comfy Sport to make another. The Honeydew (green), and the Ivory are also Knit Picks Comfy Sport, leftover from the mandalas I made previously. Those three are 7 1/2" x 8".
This is a really nice cotton yarn. I wouldn't mind having more of it. I bought these colors in a set that was on sale a while back.
The cloth in the upper right hand corner is a worsted cotton yarn, but I don't know which it is. It is just slightly larger than the other three at 8" x 8 1/2".
I love filet!
Happy crocheting!
Sandie
I had enough of the Lilac Mist (purple) Knit Picks Comfy Sport to make another. The Honeydew (green), and the Ivory are also Knit Picks Comfy Sport, leftover from the mandalas I made previously. Those three are 7 1/2" x 8".
This is a really nice cotton yarn. I wouldn't mind having more of it. I bought these colors in a set that was on sale a while back.
The cloth in the upper right hand corner is a worsted cotton yarn, but I don't know which it is. It is just slightly larger than the other three at 8" x 8 1/2".
I love filet!
Happy crocheting!
Sandie
Labels:
Bendy Carter,
filet,
When Granny Meets Filet
Sunday, July 19, 2015
pretty cloths
I have been wanting to use the filet patterns in the back of the book When Granny Meets Filet by Bendy Carter. I was looking at the Knit Picks Comfy Sport cottons I still have from the mandalas and decided those would make wonderful soft wash cloths, so I set to work.
As I said, these are all made with Knit Picks Comfy Sport cotton yarn. The yellow is Creme Brulee, pink is Flamingo, reddish purple is I think Lady Slipper, and the blue purple is Lilac Mist.
I have actually made one more since I took this picture, but I'll show that one in the next round.
These are worked with a G hook. They come out to be about 7 1/2" x 8". I hope to make one in each pattern though probably won't have enough of this yarn for that. I have other cotton I can use.
I really enjoy working filet though the pattern is not as evident without a solid background on which to display it. It's just enough of a challenge yet I am still able to work it while watching TV.
Hope you all are enjoying your crochet creations.
Happy crocheting!
Sandie
As I said, these are all made with Knit Picks Comfy Sport cotton yarn. The yellow is Creme Brulee, pink is Flamingo, reddish purple is I think Lady Slipper, and the blue purple is Lilac Mist.
I have actually made one more since I took this picture, but I'll show that one in the next round.
These are worked with a G hook. They come out to be about 7 1/2" x 8". I hope to make one in each pattern though probably won't have enough of this yarn for that. I have other cotton I can use.
I really enjoy working filet though the pattern is not as evident without a solid background on which to display it. It's just enough of a challenge yet I am still able to work it while watching TV.
Hope you all are enjoying your crochet creations.
Happy crocheting!
Sandie
Labels:
dish cloth,
Knit Picks Comfy Sport,
wash cloth
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