In amongst the other things I have been doing there was time for a little crochet. Nothing difficult but quite relaxing and great for in front of the television as I fed my addiction for TV crime shows. No one else in the family understands the fixation with any of these shows so mostly they only get watched when no-one else wants the TV.
What did I make - I hear you asking - a little double layered bowl. I crocheted it amigurumi style and then just tucked one half inside the other to end up with a fairly sturdy bowl. It will be just right as a thread catcher for the odds and bods of wool that gather when sewing up knitting or crocheting.
I stitched the two layers together in the centre of the bottom and did a row of running stitches about one centimetre from the top. The most interesting bit was making the decreases at the end match the increases at the beginning because I didn't write anything down. I just used the good old trial and error method and undid and redid the decrease until it fitted.
There was also time for a quick madeit shop update with another pair of helping hands being added. Edited Nov 17 - helping hands have been sold.
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I love the little crochet bowl...so sweet and a great colour combo!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute!! Really clever.
ReplyDeleteI love the crochet bowl - great way to spend the TV watching time! I like to do little handwork projects if I'm watching tv. Makes me feel like I'm accomplishing something.
ReplyDeleteSarah J Doyle
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Your little bowl is gorgeous! love how the colours merge into one another..and love the helping hands too!
ReplyDeleteThe only US crime shows I watch are the Law and Order series! esp SVU and Criminal Intent..brilliant! Hope you're having a nice weekend and staying out of the wild wind! :D
I love that gorgeous crochet bowl. It's divine.
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