It's the first day of March and what a glorious sunny day it is too down here in Kent. We are now entering week 6 of the living-room redecoration and although my tether is in sight, nothing can spoil this spring-like day for me.
Also, it is true, pink and I are definitely friends again!
My late aunt taught me how to crochet when I was about 9/10 years old when she was making a bedspread for her daughter, my cousin, in all shades of pink. I really coveted that bedspread and wanted to make one of my own, but, of course, I never got round to it.
I really like making these small granny squares, the repetition is comforting whilst watching TV (did I mention my TV, lol!), but the different colour combinations keep it interesting. I also like to finish each square off with a round of pale pink in half-trebles, as when they are all sewn together, it makes the finished appearance more pleasing.
I don't know if it is just me, but I always get a thrill when I see these neat little stacks awaiting completion!
This will only be a small throw to cover an old, but very comfy nursing chair which I have stashed in my new craft area, which I am very excited about (more about this later).
Even my daughter remarked on my pinkness yesterday, asking if I was feeling OK (my daughter is a real pink girly girl).
So yeah, I am OK, on this pink, sunny afternoon, why wouldn't I be?
Jak
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1 month ago
Your blog is lovely, I hope you do not mind, but I have added it to my blogroll. xxx
ReplyDeleteLoving the pink! Will look really great in you craft area - can't wait to see the finished effect. **Kim**x
ReplyDeleteHi You! Tell us more? the crafty area?? And the pink is so pretty, the throw will look just fab!
ReplyDeleteVicky x
Thank you for your lovely comment. I am looking forward to the furniture reveal. :) xxx
ReplyDeleteWow! The granny squares look lovely - can't wait to see the finished blanket!
ReplyDeletePomona x
OOH Jak, I am in love with these squares. I just love pink. I'm sorry you didn't get the job nevermind. you have crocheting to keep you occupied. I love your little note books too.
ReplyDeleteHugs and LOve Suex
Hey Jak I wondered what the E stood for - thought I must has missed something!!! Decopatch is certainly a very relaxing craft - thanks for your comment. **Kim**x
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