This week i've gone back to knitting, which i have to say felt quite wierd, using 2 needles instead of a single hook!
I used one of my fancy yarns and just knitted a basic stocking stitch length.
I've done a picot edging along the length, and I intend to do a scallop edging at the ends, which I will reveal on next weeks post.
We actually made it to a local fireworks display this year, and it was most enjoyable.
*bang* *whizz* *whee* - *ooh* *aaah*
I have booked myself on to a 'needle-felting' half day course, in a couple of weeks time, which I'm really looking forward to. It's something i've wanted to try for ages, and even after purchasing the tools I haven't been too sure as to where to start, so hoping this will give me a helping hand.
The crochet edging adds a bit of extra glam to the scarfs. Bit jealous of you going to a needlefelting workshop! Bet you will have a great time :0)
ReplyDeleteOh, I would love to go to a needlefelting class - I'm sure you'll come away inspired. Enjoy!!
ReplyDeletelove that green yarn! i look forward to seeing it all finished :)
ReplyDeleteenjoy your needle felting, it sounds like great fun! x
Loving the crochet edging. I think there is a lot more scope for combining the two crafts than is currently picked up on. Well done on you for doing it. :)Looking forward to seeing it completed.
ReplyDeleteAmazing wool and the crochet detail is lovely
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try needlefelting too - do hope you have a good time, it's always great to have a go at something new :)
ReplyDeleteI love the idea and look of the crochet edging. Have fun with the needle-felting, it's easy and very satisfying too. Had reminded me to look at setting up some workshops in the new year.
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