Showing posts with label Blankets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blankets. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Wednesday Craft Update

Finally finished! The silly scarf that I have been working on and off for two weeks is done. The picture below looks more purple colored than the dark blue that the yarn actually is. This one now completes three scarves that are the color of our local University. I thought it would be a good idea to throw some of these into the mix to sell as our town has a very high school spirit. The colors are blue and gold and the three that are completed are all different in their design. I am hoping to make a couple more in these colors and maybe some in the High School colors from the school where the festival will be held.

This next picture isn't a scarf but an ongoing project of mine that I started many, many years ago. This is my leftover yarn blanket. Anytime that a skein has only a little yarn left (or, if I am extremely sick of the color and have no plans for a future project with it) I add those bits to the blanket below. It has gotten quite large over the years but I am sure won't be done for a couple more! So instead of throwing those "little bits" away, I will be able to keep my lap warm in a funky colored blanket.



Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Wednesday Craft Update

I have been crocheting for nearly ten years (although I do not do crochet very extravagantly) and have always enjoyed making simple scarves and blankets for friends and family. During the past holidays I thought to myself, why not try to sell some? Every year in a neighboring town they have a festival in September. It is very cheap to "buy" a booth and set up shop to sell pretty much anything you want to sell. So I decided that I would try to do that this year. I plan to have at least 50 scarves and around 5 blankets. Doesn't sound like a lot, but this is small town Montana we are talking about.
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Above is a picture of a baby blanket, non-gender specific, that I have been working on. I wanted to use multiple colors that could go with a lot of different nursery themes. The yarn is so incredibly soft that any baby would love to cuddle with it. And I hope to have it done by this time next week!

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