I have never really crocheted, but really want to learn and hence have started learning all the names of the stitches, to progress on to reading a pattern...

I have started small and hope to get a wee hand towel for my down stairs loo at the end of my efforts. I suppose I will be creating loads of little face cloths etc over the months until I get to grips with my new project.

Eventually I'll progress to a big woollen ripple... I have been admiring all the wonderful ripples on loads of different websites over the last 4-6 months and just couldn't resist trying to work out the pattern myself. It's rippling all right, but the edges more so than I was hoping!
Oh well, there's one way to learn, and that's practice, practice, practice!
In the meantime I'll watch all your wonderful blankets grow into huge beautiful works of art!
4 comments:
the stitches look great! I would have never guessed you for a beginner.
That yarn is absolutely gorgeous... what is it?
Your stitches look beautiful and for a beginner, I'd say you're a natural!
I'd love to know what yarn you're using also?
Thanks for your kind comments.
The yarn is called "Colorado knitting and crochet yarn. Multi-color" and is 100% cotton. Running length 85m on a 50g bundle.
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