silk trifoil crochet blanket edging
popcorn crochet motif :: silk aster flower
Hi guys ! Some snippits of my crochet happenings of the week. I learned the ‘popcorn’ stitch, and made a bedside trivit.
Also have begun tortuing myself with a silk aster flower motif from the book ” The New Granny Square” , which is probably a book for the most of experienced crochet folks, which i am not.
Most exciting to me….is the blanket edging!! I totally love the trofoil crochet edging….it goes so well with the pastels of this blanket. It is going to be a nice little heirloom piece I am thinking.
Windjana Gorge - Western Kimberley
We camped here this weekend. What a magical place. We saw :: ancient sea floorbeds and fossilized remains. Slept under stars surrounding these rock formations. Truly beautiful : a place you’ll not forget. More photos here.
Oh angelina 
That blanket is gorgeous. I love crochet these days, but have yet to make anything large. Someday…
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Posted by crooked little house | June 8, 2011, 12:31 amI love your blanket! so pretty. Your camping spot looks beautiful too
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Posted by karen | June 8, 2011, 4:19 amYour crocheting is amazing. Especially for me who is a beginner and can’t really get into it. Love the look of the camping spot, with fossils as well. Sounds like my kind of place.
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Posted by Cheryl | June 8, 2011, 11:32 pmGorgeous edging., Something to aspire to.
The Kimberley is amazing. Have done the Gibb River Rd Track a few years back from Darwin to Broome.
xx
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Posted by Jillian | June 9, 2011, 12:57 amare you learning by book or Youtube? Man, I can do stitches, but when I try to read it from a pattern, not so good!
Congrats to you for your learning curve.
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Posted by Amanda Pedro | June 9, 2011, 11:34 amhi amanda,
the book i used is THE CROCHET BIBLE, by Sue Whiting.
When i was learning to do basic stuff before i got this book – i found youtube very helpful.
its like having your granny in the room, (just someone elses!)
i’ve just learned to successfully read crochet patterns – some of them. :/
x
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Posted by ohangelina | June 10, 2011, 12:05 amI like the new look here. I’m assuming it must be cool weather there; it’s 100 degrees (f) here today. If I held wool, I’d faint. I like your profile description, too. AND, I <3 collared greens. I was born in the north, but I think my blood is Southern.
Love ya, Laura,
Ruby Thewes
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Posted by Jodi | June 9, 2011, 8:40 pmLove that trefoil edging – absolute beautiful and it really finishes the blanket.
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Posted by Fiona | June 10, 2011, 10:34 am