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Thursday, February 16, 2012

February Frolic

Taking a walk on a beautiful day does the soul good! Brandon and I had a long walk around the neighborhood and broke a little sweat too.





More craftiness!
Thought I'd make myself an "earthy" looking bracelet. I had no clasps in my jewelry stash so ended up compromising with a knot. I figure the hemp will stretch as I struggle getting it on and off!



More baby square goodness! I'm using GGH Samoa and a 4.5mm hook:



I wanted to try out my new found crochet skillz on something other than squares! Here is a very half-finished and unblocked dress for the princess. I plan on doing some accent flowers and some single crochet around the edges......Shes my guinea pig. Poor princess!



Couldn't wait to get my hands on my Sunshine Yarns "Through The Rabbit Hole" skeins for a crochet scarf. I am using the Granny Stripe method from Lucy Attic24. Dani from sunshine Yarns uses the most amazing colors to dye her yarns.....

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