Wednesday, March 7, 2012

~ WIPW ~


I'm hookin' up with Stephanie at 'Simply Crochet and Other Crafts' for today's WIPW.  This is a sneak peek of my next project.  I'm also still working on the 2 baby blankies I showed you last week. 

Thanks for stopping by and have a great crochet day.  :)
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Posted by Debi Y.

19 comments:

  1. That's cool Debi, looking forward to a zoomed out view. :-)

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  2. Wow, thats beautiful!! Super idea!

    Yvonne, form yvonnecreatief.blogspot.com

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  3. That's a brilliant idea!!! Can't wait to see the finished product! =)

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  4. Oh, I love that! What a super idea.

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  5. Wow, it looks spectacular - can't wait to see more of it!!

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  6. Ohhhh...lovong that color combo and the fun joining!

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  7. Love the idea of using novelty yarn to join the squares! This looks great!!!

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  8. That's a great idea what you show on the photo!

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  9. Now that's what I can a unique choice of yarn for joining squares. Awesome idea! It looks beautiful! I do hope you won't mind if I borrow this idea of yours. As always, to be considerate of others, I would give you credit for the "original" idea.

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  10. What a great idea, so pretty :)

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  11. I have never used any of the "fun" yarns. How does the novelty yarn hold up to wear and washing? I love your colors, so bright.

    Renee :)

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    1. Hi Renee - sorry I took so long to get back to you. I crocheted a purse with the top part being acrylic yarn and eyelash fun fur held together and it held up really well. Here's the post:

      http://hooksandyarns.blogspot.com/2007/09/lime-green-purse.html

      I crocheted a purple purse too, but I can't seem to find it.

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  12. Hmmm the blanket should be called A Bundle of Love because that is what I think when I see all the reds and pinks together. Ditto @Devious One -> the eyelash yarn is a super idea for joining squares. I used to use it on the brims of hats back when it was super popular.

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  13. Oh so pretty!! I can't wait to see the whole project!

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  14. hermoso trabajo y muy bien explicado, felicitaciones, desde Argentina te mando un fuerte abrazo y te invito a ver mi blog

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  15. I'm looking for the closed granny square pattern...do you have that on your site?

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    1. Hi Niki - I don't have a written pattern, but I found this one for you:

      http://crochet-mania.blogspot.com/2008/01/solid-granny-square.html

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  16. Thank you all so much ladies. :)

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