These perky little pineapples make me smile.
Made with 4ply cotton and a 3mm hook using this pattern.
I made the leaves in varying lengths and added a picot point to each leaf.
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This has made me change my mind on crochet forever!
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Ha!Ha! no longer work of the devil then! 😉
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Oh these are so cute, Daffy! 🙂
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Thanks Eddie, they are fun to make.
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Oh my word – they are totally adorable!!! How utterly fantastic 😊🍍😊🍍😊🍍
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So glad you like them so much!!! Still can’t stop making them. 🙂
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I’m not surprised- I may have to have a go myself!
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Looking forward to seeing them if you take the plunge!
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I promise I’ll include a picture 😊
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Excellent!
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Simply lovely. Pineapples are an ancient symbol of welcome, friendship, and hospitality. Thank you for exuding that here.~cheers
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What a lovely comment – thank you so much. ❤
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This is adorable. I have to give it a try.
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Thank you – yes, give them a try, they are a neat portable project. Each pineapple takes me about 45mins from beginning to end to make and sew in the ends.
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Do watch the delightful fruits don’t drip! 😉
Pineapples were also used a lot over here, symbolising prosperity, I seem to remember reading. No doubt an idea brought from across the pond.
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😉 😀
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What a cute colourful crowd to brighten your day!
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😉
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So pretty and colourful 🙂
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Thank you MM.
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Those are too cute!
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Glad you like them Kathy.
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Cute stuff!
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Thank you Robin.
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Cool and refreshing as a chilled piña colada on a warm summer’s evening!
{I’ve changed my login, so we’ll see if it works!}
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Yum! Yes! In the Caribbean I came across Coconut Rum – WOW!!!!! with a dash of fresh pineapple juice …… I’m back there right now ……….
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Love them.they are so cute. I came across a site called Lets Knit yesterday with a link to a pineapple cushion to knit.. just saying.
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Hmm… Interesting! Do you have a link?
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