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Or more of a zingy feel with complementary stripes? You can see from the photo below which layout won! Although Lucy uses her colours in a random order, I opted for a repeating pattern as after a day at work, attic 24 meant I only had to reach for the next ball rather than think about colours, attic 24.

Autumn in England lasts for September, October and November, then deep in the winter on the 21st of December we are suddenly at the shortest day of the year with fewer hours daylight but the days then start to lengthen again by two minutes per day. We all start looking forward to spring. I was surprised by number eight. The smell alone is enough…. I think this weekend is due to be sunny and warm again. Yesterday I met a friend for tea and cake and a wander. I saw a woman wearing tights and boots, there were lots of umbrellas up and an array of raincoats.

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This year Lucy took the colours of a harbour as her inspiration. My colour order is:. In March I spent a glorious day with friends at Sculpture by the Lakes , we hired a private space there, The Pavilion , it was glorious. I hope Miss P will like the blanket. I think her sister might want one as well, I wonder what colours she will choose. Posted in Crochet. The annual Attic24 Crochet Along is always such a lovely event to be part of. Thousands of people, all around the world join in. There is something quite magical about being part of a group of people all making the same crocheted blanket at the same time. I am making a lap blanket for the granddaughter of one of my closest friends. My friend and I used to collect our grandchildren from the local Primary School every Friday for about 4 years. If the weather was fine we would take them to the Park.

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The Cosy Stripe Blanket is one of the most famous crochet designs, which has thousands of versions in hundreds of color combinations. This project stole the hearts of makers all around the world with its simple, but lovely stitches. The author of this pattern is probably known to you already — Lucy of Attic 24 is a master designer when it comes to timeless blanket patterns. You can see her projects on her website attic All of the projects presented in this post are based on Cosy Stripe Blanket , which is available as a free crochet pattern.

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Striped Wristlets Attic Skipton is much bigger than I imagined and as I was walking towards the cafe I saw lots of intriguing independent shops — just love the name of this one. I reduced the number of sections for each colour to 3 in order to get it fading from dark to light to dark to light to dark. It was really therapeutic to make as I could just crochet my trebles without thinking! I think this weekend is due to be sunny and warm again. Christmas Wreath Attic Could you tell me how and where did you wave the yarn ends? Woolly Sheep Attic Thanks also to Stylecraft Yarns for sending such amazing goody bags — everyone was thrilled! For the Diamond Jubilee the Queen and Prince Philip are holding celebratory tea-parties around the country. Working with the right hand the squirrels will face the other way. It was a combination of tiredness from a late late night before and the rainy weather. She then patiently showed me how to hold the hook, yarn and make them do what I wanted and I was off!

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All are made with oddments of DK. Tagged Attic24 , Attic24 Woodland CAL , crochet squirrel , displaying crochet , free pattern , owl , squirrel , squirrel motif. I would be happy if you could answer me. Posted in Crochet , travel. I keep on reading and reading. Making these random sculptural forms and making it up as I go is so freeing and relaxing. Lucy has taken her inspiration from the colours seen at a harbour in Summer. My German Aunty and cousins had come over to visit us, bringing me a Sindy doll. The basic pattern can be found on Etsy and Ravelry. I have no idea why I wanted to start with the sky bit, but there we go, I did. The greenery is there, many buds and an occasional flowering daffodil, but not the golden array we will soon see everywhere. Often when I go clothes shoppping I return home with multi-packs of socks. Snowflake Attic Many towns in the south are looking sad and forlorn with lots of empty shops, but not Skipton, it seemed bustling and thriving.