Ok, you're probably not interested in that much details. Enough of all that jabber. Now, photos!
First up, the purple hobo bag, aka The Pur-bo bag:
I made a few changes to the original pattern by Stephanie Gage because I was running out of the purple yarn and there was no way that I could get a ball of this yarn from the same colour lot, since I bought the yarn ages ago. So I made a few changes to the pattern in order to accommodate my yarn shortage:
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- 18 rows of the dc instead of the 20 in the pattern
- 4 rows of sc at the top of the bag instead of the 5 in the pattern
- 1 strap with the width of 7 sc instead of the 2 straps made using 4 sc each as stated in the pattern
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Next up, the red beret aka The Be-red:
This is the first time that I made a crochet hat. All my previous hats were knitted. When I completed this pattern by creativeyarn, I thought, "what!? that's it!?" I was quite disappointed as the opening was really too big and the beret did not have the slouch that I expected from the photos. Am I missing something about crochet hats here? Nevertheless, I continued with 1 more round to make the opening smaller:
- Round 19: sc 1, sc2tog, rep to end
Unfortunately, that did not help and I ended up with something that is slightly tight. It's either too loose or too tight... I decided to go with the latter. I guess it's cuter to see a little hat perching on a head? I might be wrong... >_<
So, I'm really not quite sure what I feel about this crochet beret. I have a feeling that it might not fit my friend's head because the crochet ends are quite tight. Maybe it's better to knit hats to give them the ability to stretch rather than to crochet...
But that said, I might still make one for myself...Might...
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3 comments:
awh u look so cute :3 and i lvoe the bag ^^ you're such a quick knitter!
so many FOs! you're a machine, really. i wish i could crochet, things seem to move more quickly.
This waas a lovely blog post
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