Ever since making a dreamcatcher for Little Miss M, Another Birthday, Another Dreamcatcher, I have wanted a similar one for myself.
The design is Tuuli by Zoya Matyushenko.
I made this with Scheepjes Sugar Rush and Rico Essentials 2ply cotton yarn and a 2.5mm hook. Attaching it to a 50cm coated wire hoop from Glitterwitch.
If you make this design, don’t make the same mistake as me and make far too many loops and points on the final rounds – oops – when will I learn to constantly check the stitch count!
Here it is photographed against a turquoise background
Now to decide whether to hang it on the wall or dangling from the ceiling.
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Oh my, this is just gorgeous! I love the colours on the turquoise background!
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Thank you – yes the turquoise really makes the colours sing doesn’t it.
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Oh gosh! So inspirational!!!
https://bikerbooksandyarn.wordpress.com/2019/03/30/hot-off-the-hook-march-2019/
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Amazing how different it looks on the two different background colors!
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I agree – it is such fun to play with colour for different effects.
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so pretty, love the colours.
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Thank you Cathy. I’m itching to do more in these colours.
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I love those colors together!
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It is one of my favourite combinations.
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Wow!
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Another beautiful dreamcatcher/mandala. The blue background really shows it off well.
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Thank you Jane, I like it best with the blue background which is a canvas I have painted with acrylics – that has given me an idea to make another and sew it onto a painted canvas.
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BEAUTIFUL!!!
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Thank you Jewels.
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Tuuli is on my to do list… Now bumping it up after seeing how wonderful yours looks 😍
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This is the second time I’ve made it and I will make more – it is a lovely pattern.
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❤
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What a beauty!!!!
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Thank you Laurie.
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Lovely work, Sandra. Have never been even slightly tempted to pick up such small hooks, but do admire those who make such lovely things!
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The small hooks do take a while to get used to!
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I made one of these which hangs in my workroom – it’s not as complicated as your one but looks quite pretty. Will you add feathers?
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Is yours crocheted too?
I don’t think I will add feathers, but I might add some thread with beads on it.
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It’s quite beautiful and I love how the background colour can give it a totally different look – what fun you could have changing that out from time to time! I still haven’t started mine yet – but have bought the cotton. It might get done this year 🙂
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I love the way playing with colour can make things look so different. I’m thinking of making another so that I can put one on a white wall and have one dangling from the ceiling in my guest bedroom.
Will you do yours all one colour or several?
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I purchased five or six different shades of blue and some neutrals intending to make my first mandala out of them – but they are that fine crochet cotton used for making doilies and I don’t think I have quite enough years of life left to me…… So I may turn to my stash of corriedale yarn which is multi coloured and start there. 🙂 Anything could happen.
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Oooh! Exciting times! 🙂
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