I nearly always have a Throw on the go. I like to have a project which requires little shaping or thought of pattern changes to pick up at any odd moment. If you click on the titles you will see a blog post about each one, which gives some information on how I made them. I’m happy to answer any questions you might have.
Playing around with colour combinations is what I love best.
For the details of the following throws click on the title links which will take you to a blog post about them:
Cosy Stripe in Blues and Greens
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Pastel Mandala Madness Throw Parts 6 – 9
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Lost Victorian Snowdrop Garden. Ta Dah!
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Karoo Vintage Mystery Crochet Along
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Rosslyn and. Rosslyn with Burtterflies.
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Cosmic Cal with Scalloped Edging
The above link takes you to the post where I describe how I mixed up the colours of the Whirls: Parts 1 and 2
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Attic24 Woodland Crochet Along 2018
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The Mandala is finished! Detailed colour order in this post.
Mandala Madness for Little Miss M in progress.
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A Blanket for a Wizard finished at last!
Nuts About Squares
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The Ta Dah photos of the Dorset Summer Hedgerow Blanket
Summer Hedgerow work in progress
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click here for the colours in order.
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DAUGHTER’s DOUBLE
Daughter’s Double (Cosy Stripe with Flower border in progress)
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The pattern for the Daisies is a free pattern on Ravelry.
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Wow – there are some major achievements here. Love your colour play too.
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Thank you Jenny. One of the main joys of making throws for me is trying out different colour combos. I’ve always got one on the go.
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oh wow! I love them all!! x
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Thank you. 🙂
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Beautiful! 🙂
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Thank you Sarah
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These are just so beautiful Daffy. I wish I could crochet but I just can’t get the hang of it! 🙂
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Crochet doesn’t seem to suit everyone – but you make lovely things with the sewing machine – I wish I could do that!
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Well I bet you could!! 😊
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I’ve tried to make clothes and they never seem to turn out well – I even went to evening classes in my 20s, because I always think I should be able to do it – strange – horses for courses! 😉
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🙂
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Wow, I love all of these! 🙂
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Thank you Ruth. A throw is such a relaxing thing to crochet
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I like to crochet too, but haven’t done any for a while… might just have to pick up my hook and yarn again and wait for inspiration to strike 🙂
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For oodles of inspiration go to Attic24, you can see the link in ‘Blogs I Follow’, Lucy has many amazing free patterns and excellent tutorials.
Also, I’m happy to answer any questions you might have about anything I’ve made. Happy hooking! 😀
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