Yarn: Garnstudio Drops Safran
Colour: natur, vanille, marine, army, türkis
Hook: 3mm
Start of project: March 30th, 2016
On Ravelry
Nine weeks ago I started the Meadow Mystery Blanket CAL because I wanted to reactivate my crochet. Just like knitting I learnt how to crochet at school, so about 30 years ago. I was never any good and neither did I like it very much.
Because this happened to be true about knitting and my feelings totally changed I wanted to give crochet another chance. Somehow a CAL seemed like a good idea. I would learn by doing in little steps over the 18 weeks of the CAL and at the end I might know whether crochet was something for me or not.
my first two squares |
granny square daisies in a Greek meadow |
This week it was time to join them all together, so now they look like a blanket for the first time, a tiny blanket which is supposed to grow more over the second part of the CAL. Knitting is still much more interesting for me but I enjoy learning new techniques and seeing the project grow.
after five weeks |
So lovely! Crochet is my first craft love, though I don't make many crochet things right now I am always drawn to it.
ReplyDeleteI might try to crochet other projects afterwards, I am sure there are very cool things out tgere to be done.
Deletethat sounds like such a fun idea for learning to crochet! A square each week seems manageable, and to be learning more each time. Your blanket is looking great!
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely interesting to see how all the differnt flowers are done. I am always looking forward to the next clue.
DeleteThe texture in this is amazing! Also, what great colors you chose. I want to learn to crochet just to make blankets
ReplyDeleteThen you should totally do this CAL, because it shows you step by step how to do all the different flowers. I was really glad there were videos for every granny square in the beginning and even now I just watch the newest video when I get stuck.
Deletelove the color scheme and you are a natural :) I love that the flowers look different!
ReplyDeletethank you Karen. These little flowers make me happy each week.
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