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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Ripple of the Week #26
I just happened to notice how the green paint I used on our old garden bench matched the green in this ripple. Doesn’t kitty look comfortable there, relaxing in the sun? I’m sure that, like any other cat, she’d love … Continue reading
Posted in Ripple Afghans of 2011
Tagged #26, charity, crochet, Inspired by a Bath Mat, ripple afghan, ripple of the week
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Joining My Granny Squares Into Strips
There are so many different ways to join squares! I chose to whip stitch my granny squares together; I happen to like the flat smooth results, sewing through the back loops only, while being careful not to pull up the … Continue reading
Posted in Joining Squares, Other Afghans
Tagged crochet, Granny Square Afghan, granny squares, joining, joining squares
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A Box of Yarn on My Porch
Look what DH found on our porch Monday! It’s here; it’s here!! (jumping up and down) We left for an evening out shortly afterward, so I had to wait until the next day to open it and take photos. Sorry … Continue reading
Posted in Yarn Stash
Tagged acrylic yarn, charity, charity yarn stash, Goodwill, ripple, yarn, yarn fairy
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Using New Crayon Molds
With about ten pounds of crayons to recycle this time, I wanted to create a production line so my second batch of Rainbow Crayons could be made more efficiently. I could be filling two dozen molds, while another two dozen … Continue reading
Posted in Recycling Crayons
Tagged charity, crayon molds, foster children, rainbow crayons, recycling crayons
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A Bowlful of Ends
One bowlful of yarn ends. One set of 160 completely finished and blocked granny squares. What a satisfying moment! Looking at the entire group of granny squares from every angle, I shifted squares around until I liked the way all … Continue reading
Posted in Other Afghans
Tagged crochet, Granny Square Afghan, granny squares, great low fat ice cream
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Ripple of the Week #25
Here’s a simple color pattern: four pink rows followed by one row of white, then four more pink rows followed by one of purple. I used several subtly different pink yarns, randomly changing from one to another. This is more … Continue reading
Posted in Design Process, Ripple Afghans of 2011
Tagged crochet, Pleasingly Pink, ripple afghan, ripple of the week, scrap yarn
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Making Crayon Labels
You may remember that when I packaged my first batch of forty-eight recycled Rainbow Crayons, I wrote and colored each label on white cardstock, cut them out, punched holes and tied them onto the sixteen bags with satin ribbons and … Continue reading
Beginning of #26 – Inspired by a Bath Mat
The combination of colors in this bath mat caught my eye, so I cut out the magazine picture and saved it, like I usually do. Here’s my collection of similar clippings from magazines, newspaper ads and catalogs. Most of them … Continue reading
More Yarn Ends
The most obvious sign of my progress is how many more yarn ends are in the bowl. I’m about halfway through now, which means it’s time for ice cream… chocolate ice cream… chocolate ice cream with fudge brownie chunks. Only … Continue reading
Posted in Other Afghans
Tagged afghan, crochet, Granny Square Afghan, granny squares, weaving in ends
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Crayons – Ready to Bake
All the used crayons collected throughout May have been stripped of their labels, sorted by color, and broken into little bits. Although a tedious job, it was easy with a little help from Hulu and Netflix. I’m all ready for … Continue reading