Tah Dah! I finished my Summer Shawl...this worked up so fast and is so pretty...
Here is a close up shot of the stitch...
Moving on to crochet for my first grand baby that is on its way... This is Lion Brand Baby Soft yarn and it is a dream to work with. I am using an F crochet hook and the yarn is so fine and delicate. It is Sport Weight in Pastel Yellow. We still don't know if its a boy or girl and I just can't wait that long to start crocheting for him/her.
Here is a close up of the popcorn stitch...it is very easy and works up fast.
More projects coming soon...
Thank you all for your kind comments on all of my projects. I do appreciate them so much. They keep me motivated to continue crocheting, taking pics and blogging. Hugs to you all!!
Happy Crocheting!
Beautiful summer shawl, very nice color!
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Your summer shawl is very pretty - love the color. :)
ReplyDeleteBoth stitches are super cute!
ReplyDeleteVery impressive! Soft colors and patterns are chosen with taste.
ReplyDeleteboth projects are so pretty! I love your color choices :)
ReplyDeleteBusy, busy... for some very nice works !
ReplyDeleteLove the colors you choose...
Have a nice week-end.
Hug
Anna
Hola!!! que lindo y cuanta ansiedad trae, esta bueno que empieces ahora y seguro serán otras mantas también jajaja, el punto es precioso y el color es ideal se ve tan suave un beso grande Sandra.
ReplyDeleteLove your summer shawl - so pretty. The baby blanket is lovely too.I can tell your grand-child is going to have some beautiful things - such fun making for a new family member isn't it?
ReplyDeletelovely shawl... the colour is gorgeous!
ReplyDeletethe baby blanket looks fab too!
you choose such lovely colours
blessings, Willow x
Did you have the pattern for the shawl? Im looking for something to work up quickly :) Thanks for sharing your lovely work!
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Yes Laurel, here it is http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/one-skein-summer-wrap, I posted it in my previous post. Enjoy! Thanks for you comment.
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Dear Eileen. Your summer shawl and blanket are wonderful. And also they are very hard motifs to make. Really you are so good at crochet. I like both of them...
ReplyDeletelovely projects. I love your baby popcorn blanket. so pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wrap :)) An exciting time crocheting for a grand child,.. The colours of the yarn these days are varied and gorgeous :))
ReplyDeleteThat blanket is just fabulous. I'm tempted to learn to crochet just for that.
ReplyDeleteHi Eileen! I am very like your wrap! So nice and gentle color and lovely pattern! So thanks for the link, it is useful to me. I was going a long time to make a shawl and finally I found a pattern I like!
ReplyDeleteHave a sunny day! Olga ☼
Eileen que tengas un muy Feliz y bello día de la mujer!!! besos Sandra.
ReplyDeleteDon't you just LOVE that popcorn stitch? That's my "no brainer" stitch when I'm sitting in bed getting ready to go to sleep. I have a blanket of this stitch started in a wonderful linen color...it's growing quite large...I think I'm on the final skein. I'm trying to decide if I want to put a border on it. You're having a grand baby? How fabulous! You'll have gobs of fun making for that little one! The yellow yarn you used...same as what I used to make the dress that I posted yesterday. It IS lovely, indeed! I actually also used an ivory color (used two strands held together) to add a little something different on that dress...but the picture didn't show it off very well. Thank you for your recent visits and comments (and Pins too, I think)! I've been following you for a very long time and just haven't commented very often. That is about to change! =) Hugs, Annette
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blanket! Congratulations on your soon-to-be grandbaby--how exciting! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so sweet, thanks for sharing!
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I see all pretty colors and structures!!! What a nice post of your beautiful work so good to see! :)
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