Well it's not much but I have made some progress on the Granny Shrug. I also consider "progress" to include starting three times and pulling it all out before finally launching on the real thing. I am not a novice to crochet but I have found the 15mm hook and the two strands of wool a bit tricky to get used to. Plus, as someone who knits and crochets a bit on the tight side, the looser tension required to effectively use a large hook has been a challenge. However, I have finished five rows, have started the sixth and am fairly happy with the "drape" of the work. Next challenge is to see if I can finish the two hexagons for the body and sleeves by next week - I should set myself the goal of finishing it but as I have never joined crochet using crochet, I think that's probably a bit ambitious. Also, I need to think of something to take to the next meeting of the Melbourne Modern Quilt Guild. I took along the Japanese Kaleidescope Patchwork squares to the last meeting, and haven't done anything on them since. I have bought a few books to help me get inspired, but haven't done anything more about it. Maybe I should just concentrate on finishing enought squares to make something out of them before launching on something new.
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I love the colour! I'm sure the shrug will look gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteawesome colour! can't wait to see the end result.
ReplyDeleteYou are both very kind; now I really have to get on with finishing it!
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