Look!!! Such a splendid use for some of my abandoned floral experiments!
My Welsh dragon crochet is proving very popular, so I wanted to quickly produce a cover for the second bollard outside the shop. The “sock” is pretty straightforward now I have created a pattern and I managed to find some suitable leftover yarn in fairly neutral colours. However, embellishments take much longer. Fortunately, my appeal a few months ago for items with which to decorate the shop meant that I had a bag of crochet flowers from Sandra (Wild Daffodil) just waiting to be used. Small amounts of scrap green yarn were all I needed for the chain stitch stems and here it is:


I will probably make a snail to go on top of it eventually, but I’m pretty happy with it for now. So, big thanks to Sandra, without whom I would still be crocheting flowers.
What a great contribution you made to this, Sandra!
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Thank you Cathy. I am so glad to see what Mrs Snail has made of them. I often try out patterns and colour combinations for the beginning of blankets. Having made the pieces, even if I don’t want to continue, I don’t like to just unpick them so I just put them in a box waiting for a use. One advantage of my hoarding (conserving!?!) tendencies!
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Haha, yes. Good to be able to contrbute to Mrs Snail’s project – and I hope she does add a snail… 😉
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Ooh yes, me too!
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Fabulous!
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This is a wonderful idea. I would love to see this in front of a shop
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Yes! I agree. I hope they encourage customers into the shop.
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It would encourage me to come in
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Your flowers are lovely Sandra and I am so glad Mrs Snail found such a good use for them.
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Me too – they had been sitting in the UFO box for far too long. It is wonderful to see what Mrs Snail has done with them.
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Certainly look happy! 😃
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So cheerful!
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