...and here we are facing the fall of the year into its closing months. As someone kindly pointed out in a post earlier this week, it's but 15 shopping weeks till Christmas! I spotted iced fruit cakes when doing this week's groceries. Sigh...
Having spent a month doing no stitchery at all, I need to get my hooks back in action. That includes the Timelines project. I confess that things may have to be adapted on that one. More about that in due course.
I went through the bought and paid for patterns I have on file to see what inspiration might strike.
I love Tinna's videos, and her patterns are always well-written. I did do one of her small bag (pencil case) mosaic patterns a few years back. I love the idea of trying something much larger, but have never quite got myself prepped for it. Never mind... these wee stars are fun and could be made in all sorts of colourways to represent different seasons. You can see all her available patterns over at Ravelry. Another of Tinna's that I have is the Fiesta patchwork...
That would keep me out of mischief! It suits the use of all those multicolours that I tend to have hanging around. Maybe not another blanket this year... some cushion/pillow covers?
It might be time to add to my shawl collection, don't you think? How about this one?
Then again, I have a couple similar to this. Perhaps I ought to consider purchasing one of Katya's many other patterns on Ravelry. She produces very delicate, but also quite solid pieces of much beauty. In fact, even as I prepare this post, I find myself purchasing both Solstice and Hourglass shawl patterns!
What do you reckon? Are you inspired by any of these? I have lists of free patterns as well... this one is perfect for a quick little hook-up!
I like the shawl very much. It reminds me of a spider web. I'm not ready to let go of summer but it seems we're given no choice.
ReplyDeleteTruly Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe Fiesta patchwork somehow reminds me of designs I have seen in Tamil Nadu.
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That fiesta is lovely. I've started following something called themercerie on insty and they showcase some stunning colourful work like that
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Delete...okay.... I just lost an hour going down The Mercerie rabbit hole! Now that is taking crochet to the level of fine art!!! Very inspirational... Yxx
Tinna has beautiful patterns and I wish she did knitted ones too.
ReplyDeleteI vote for the second picture and love all those colors and for the shawl. gorgeous
ReplyDeleteLovely colourful leaves!
ReplyDeleteI'm on unfamiliar landscape.
ReplyDeleteOMCs YAM what wonderful projects to keep your fingers toasty and moving in the winter. I made a hexagonal
ReplyDeleteChristmas project several years ago. I was supposed to be a tree skirt but I stopped at a size that makes a nice decoration for the back of the chair by our fireplace...the one Madi always used to launch herself into mantle mischief
Hugs Cecilia
Hello Yam,
ReplyDeleteThey all look like fun projects. I love the stars, the shawl is lovely and the leaves are pretty. Take care, have a great weekend.
You sure have lots of good choices to get your hook on. I can't wait to see what you tackle next.
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