My self-imposed crafting exile is coming to an end. But it was
so worth it. I've been getting really antsy to get my hands on a hook and some thread, so I unearthed the many, many
books of patterns that I now have, and found this one, from 1961. I just happened to have some size 30 thread and a size 10 steel hook, and I was also able to FIND both of those items, so I happily crocheted away the weekend and watched the Wimbledon finals while it sizzled to 106 outside.
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The pattern. Of course I was drawn to a tablecloth pattern, even though I do not own a table. Maybe I'll just make a runner. I don't know this early on. |
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Motif #1. |
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Motif #2. Join as you go! |
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Motif #3. These take a good long while to finish, but that should change once I memorize the pattern. |
3 comments:
Beautiful choice of squares to do. It would look lovely in a runner. I just finished a runner.
When I grow up I hope to be able to make thread projects even half as gorgeous as your stuff.
These are beautiful!
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