Been crocheting a doily out of an old t-shirt this very rainy bank holiday monday. I guess I can use it as a trivet when I am done with it.
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13 comments:
I like the smooth result, and that's very regular :)
What can I say, I am quite a regular guy. :)
I've never seen anyone crochet so neatly from scraps. Grattis!
p.s. Your succulent is lovely. x
Lovely result :)
I would like to test this kind of crocheting for making a little carpet but it's not so easily to do it with a big crochet.
:))
regular and tightly crochet, for me the two keys for good looking and lasting results :)
Tack Jessica. I am also pleased with my succulent succulent. Babies keep popping up and I am not sure what to do with them - replant them or let them be?
Christelle it is quick to crochet with a big hook but it does require you have got strong hands. I was thinking that it would become a little mat in the beginning but have run out of t-shirt so a trivet it is. :l
Séverine as always I agree with you. :)
The idea is so cute... (the parallel with the plant !)
this is a great idea to reuse and old t-shirt, Theo! I think I'm going to try ity!
Pascale glad that you highlighted the relevance of the succulent. Your mind works like mine.
Ameskeria I think you can buy t-shirt material wool in the shops but it is a lot cheaper to just cut up an old one. This was my former gym t-shirt. Yes, I did wash it before I cut it up. :)
Neat and clever, I'm sure these adjectives suit you as well!
;^)
I make em too... and use the as potholders to have under pots
http://hekledilla.wordpress.com/2012/05/19/hoooked-zpagetti-tips-til-smaprosjekter/
It is soo cool.
Thanks Presley.
I do dig your snowflakes as well!
Nice to have found to your blog.
Great explanation! The details about digitizing settings really helped clarify why stitch quality can vary so much.
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