The thing is, being able to see the mistakes meant I was learning to read the stitches and that makes all the difference.
I've got four more of these to make in the next two weeks, and I now think it's an achievable goal. And I'm glad I took the time to finally learn this one, because I have a few home-based projects in mind that would really be suitable in crochet.
I've also been thinking about people with a tendency to feign an air of mystery. When taken to the extreme, maybe it's a ruse to hide the fact there's nothing there! Intent without action is merely wishful thinking. Lack of action is simply this: nothing. And I've been putting way too much energy into something that is nothing. Better to focus on what's right in front of me, it's real and I always bet on real.
11 comments:
WOW! these look AWESOME. i am both impressed and a little jealous. can't wait to see the whole set - these bright, beautiful colors seem just the thing to help welcome spring!
Congratulations!
Crochet is such a helpful skill to have as a knitter and even without knitting. ;^)
xo
Pretty, cheerful and practical. Nice work too!
You did it! They look great.
The potholders look great! What yarn are you using?
Oh those look wonderful!! I was a crocheter before becoming a knitter. I still love my crocheting. Those colors are so pretty, can't wait to see the rest!!!
Those look nice enough to make me contemplate taking up crochet! Good for you for being so determined.
Kudos on learning crochet! It still eludes me... And those mitts, those mitts are amazing. A great mix of color and pattern - hope you get tons of use out of them before the weather turns soon!
sometimes going round and round can be good...like in this case...pretty colors
Lovely crochet! And the witch hazel means spring is coming soon.
I love the colors! Mastering crochet is no easy feat: woo!
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