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 This one is one of my favourite bridalbouqets from this year.

something old, something new, something borrowed, SOMETHING BLUE

 Today I finished another RTB-bridalbouquet: "something blue"  in blue,white and silvergrey.

it's available in my dawanda shop. 

Hope you like it as much as I do?!

bridal bouquets in the making

Working on some bridal bouquets which will be available in the dawanda shop within the next few days!

 The one on the pictures above  is called  "vintage pink" and it's already available. 

shop opening

 I opened finally my ravelry shop to sell patterns mainly for baby and kidsknitwear! Luckily I directly sold one ;-)  I plan to puplish more patterns soon...

Please visit my small shop and let me know your thoughts.

the babyblanket you see on the lower picture is listed now in my dawandashop

bridal_bouquet_#12_jute_cream_white

bridal bouquet #11_ white_cream_brown

living

Tutorial : sew endings as you go

What I usually don't like  is sewing in the endings. Especially when you often change colors and have so many loose threads ...For my new big granny love blanket I figured out how to sew endings as you go, the method is a mix between tutorials I found in the internet combined with my own experience.
Hope you can understand my explanation, otherwise I'm happy if you write me a message if anything is not clear!

start with new color, 2 sc (count as one dc) (1. + 2.), the loose thread lay in crochet direction

and you hide it with next 2 dc, at the 3rd dc, stop when you have 2 loops on your needle (3.) and put the loose thread above the crochet thread,

now make a sc ( make sure the loose thread lays above the crocheting thread as on pic 5 and 6)

repeat pic 3-6 for 2 or 3 times.Now you can just bind the thread off.

october 2014

July 2014

granny, granny, granny

bridal bouquet #10

this & that