Since, we had so many crochet pieces, it got me to thinking about how we seem to come around to different fiber techniques.
Here is one that comes close to our Granny Square Queen's work.
Lavender and Rose has a tutorial for hexagon squares:
We had several crochet wearables show up at January Spin-in.
Most of the time, we had lots of knitted and woven items,
but this year we were blessed with this technique.
Suzanne is modeling a crochet poncho that a fellow
fiberist gave to her.
I'm sorry I didn't get the name of the pattern but
you can contact Suzanne at Fireant Ranch if you
are interested in this pattern.
This lovely was made by Jane at Spin-in--
she said she wanted to show off her space dyed
yarn and this pattern was just perfect
"Virus" shawl by Woolpedia, designed by
Julia Marquardt
Mijo Crochet has a free pattern and tutorials for you!
This is way too pretty! Wish I did more crochet!
Inveraray Cable Scarf
by Noelle Stiles has a wonderful cable--
Fire and Ice Shawl is a free crochet shawl pattern
Grab those hooks and lets get to hooking!
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