Then I remember that I'm a member of a wonderful group of crocheters and can go to the Crochet for Life forum for ideas and encouragement to try something that I otherwise may not have or a simple pick me up (there's always something to giggle about there).
Life has been kind of busy for me lately. What with trying to plan a new direction in life, getting my son ready to start school next month, feeding my need to create, and trying to keep my shop and studio active.
As I type, I'm thinking of what I will crochet next and in which colors, who will wind up with it and how many I want to make.
I wonder if all crafter's minds are like never ending movie reels.
This month, C4L had a challenge which was to use granny squares or motifs for a project of your choice. IF you're a frequent reader, you already know about my "choice". You know, the one t hat didn't work out so well.
I totally switched gears and came up with this one, which I finished last night
It is a 100% cotton white, light blue, and ecru granny squares dishcloth.I had planned a solid border for this one, but decided at the last minute to highlight the outside with just white, then finish it with a blue and ecru mixed simple scallop type edge.
I'm almost tempted to keep this one for a wash cloth, just because it looks like home, you know?
But!
Instead, I'll keep it around for memory's sake.
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Last but not least, I'd like to shout out a few of the members of the group- they're lovely people and I highly recommend checking them out =-)
Monet has some lovely stitch markers, fibers for spinning as well as knit and crochet items:
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=44124
Sandy uses her blog to shares with us the many projects she's worked on. Just so pleasant!
http://www.sandyshook.blogspot.com/
Naida's got some cute stuffed toys in her Etsy shop as well as crochet patterns and stuff:
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=12193
She's also got a nice blog here: http://yarnchick.blogspot.com/
Darlene's blog, in which she talks about 'A little bit of everything in my daily life and beyond' - plus she's got some cool quilts there too!
http://hounddogsnews.blogspot.com/
Mini mucks around on her blog which describes life in a kind of humorous way while adding a bit of sci-fi junkie along with a fair share of crochet, too.
http://minibooger.blogspot.com/
She's also got a few things for sale on Artfire.
Monet has some lovely stitch markers, fibers for spinning as well as knit and crochet items:
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=44124
Sandy uses her blog to shares with us the many projects she's worked on. Just so pleasant!
http://www.sandyshook.blogspot.com/
Naida's got some cute stuffed toys in her Etsy shop as well as crochet patterns and stuff:
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=12193
She's also got a nice blog here: http://yarnchick.blogspot.com/
Darlene's blog, in which she talks about 'A little bit of everything in my daily life and beyond' - plus she's got some cool quilts there too!
http://hounddogsnews.blogspot.com/
Mini mucks around on her blog which describes life in a kind of humorous way while adding a bit of sci-fi junkie along with a fair share of crochet, too.
http://minibooger.blogspot.com/
She's also got a few things for sale on Artfire.
