I made few changes. The first was to my color scale. Once I started making it, the minty green just felt "colder" than the darker green. It was throwing me off visually so I switched those up. While I was at it I swapped the blues too, so that the lighter green would fade into the lighter blue instead of the darker blue. Here's the final rundown of the colors!
I know it's usually harder to crochet in the warmer months. I say turn up the AC and make some tea and just do it. As someone who's always cold, it works out for me 😉 But I decided to look forward to spring a few months early this year. My mom had picked up … Continue reading Meadow Crib/Lapghan Blanket Crochet Pattern
For my son's first Christmas I crocheted him a couple festive hats for the season. The hat starts with a ribbed band created by crocheting short rows of single crochet, but using the back loops only (this is what creates the ribbing effect). Once that is joined to create the circular band, the rest of the hat is crocheted in the round using double crochet, and double crochet 2-together (or the decrease stitch). I would classify the skill level as easy. The decrease stitch can be intimidating at first, but is very simple to complete, and you will get the hang of it no problem!
Are you a planner? I’m 110% a planner. Sometimes I use all my time planning and not doing - that’s something I’m working on. So I’ve been PLANNING this temperature blanket for my kids for a while now. I finally decided to jump in, but first I wanted to see how it would look. I … Continue reading Temperature Baby Blanket Update #1!
Two-Skein Granny Square Baby Blanket You may have read my post about never having time to make baby blankets since having my own children (I did manage to whip up a graphgan for my son...my daughter is still waiting for hers...). Well, one of my favorite families is having their first child, a baby girl, … Continue reading Sweet Georgia Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern
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