that yarn in the neckwarmer looks really yummy - like icecream!
re: comment you left on my blog. I bet the Gaughan hexagons would work really well, though I'm not sure how you'd link them together if you wanted a boarder - I guess you could just sew, but a simple crochet stitch would probably be quicker. I'm a RUBBISH crocheter, but this is easy work.
It is like icecream... all the softness without the cold :) It is handspun by Zoe up in Hull :)
You're right about the boarder...sewing would be my first choice because of my paranoia with crochet. I guess I could start each hexagon with two rows in a different colourway to make the contrast work better...hmmm... Thanks for commenting :)
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that yarn in the neckwarmer looks really yummy - like icecream!
re: comment you left on my blog. I bet the Gaughan hexagons would work really well, though I'm not sure how you'd link them together if you wanted a boarder - I guess you could just sew, but a simple crochet stitch would probably be quicker. I'm a RUBBISH crocheter, but this is easy work.
It is like icecream... all the softness without the cold :) It is handspun by Zoe up in Hull :)
You're right about the boarder...sewing would be my first choice because of my paranoia with crochet. I guess I could start each hexagon with two rows in a different colourway to make the contrast work better...hmmm...
Thanks for commenting :)
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