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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Ripple Round-up
This year, for the first time, I stored all the ripples I made during the warm months. I’ve filled Rubbermaid bins in our attic with ripple after ripple since late May. As the weather has started to cool I’ve been … Continue reading
Posted in Ripple Afghans of 2012
Tagged charity project, crocheted blankets, crocheting, ripple afghans, scrap yarn
19 Comments
Good Night Sandy
Just a quick note to say we’re fine and, although we lost internet access for a few hours, we kept our electricity! Whowhee – we are so grateful! Many in CT are without, 634,000 homes at the peak. Sandy’s sustained … Continue reading
2012 Ripple #47 – Inspired by a Scarf
I excitedly went through my charity yarn stash pulling out yarns to match the colors in this little scarf photo. I ended up with a surprising amount of Red Heart Super Saver: Coffee, Burgundy, Ecru, Buff, and Light Raspberry! But … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Ripple Afghans of 2012
Tagged crocheted blankets, crocheting, RHSS yarns, ripple afghan
4 Comments
When it Rains, it Pours. . . Yarn!
Although I’ve shopped at the local historical society’s fall tag sale several times before, this is the first year I’ve donated boxes of ‘stuff’ for them to sell. When I made my delivery I asked the energetic volunteers, all busy … Continue reading
Posted in Thrifty Treasures, Yarn Stash
Tagged Christmas yarn, tag sales, thrift stores, yarn stash
6 Comments
2012 #46 – Auntie’s Sofa Afghan, a Wriggly Ripple
It’s been a couple of months since I last made a Wriggly, long enough for me to enjoy rediscovering how simple and fast this ripple pattern is! Once I had counted my way through the beginning chain and first double-crochet … Continue reading
Announcing a Ripple Crochet-A-Long
Marie Segares, crochet designer and author of the Underground Crafter blog, is leading a month-long CAL called. . . get ready. . . Ripple Mania! Now please try to imagine that announced in a very dramatic rolling bass ‘radio voice’. … Continue reading
HUGE Progress on Mushrooms!
At long last. . . I have finished crocheting the lighter-colored mushroom squares. YAY! Which means ALL of the mushroom squares, both light and dark, are done. YAY, again! And I have about 235 of ’em, more than enough for … Continue reading
Posted in Design Process, Granny Afghans
Tagged crocheted blankets, crocheting, granny squares
6 Comments
2012 Ripple of the Week #45 – Mountain Range at Sunrise
I haven’t often made a ripple with so many dark colors in it! There’s RHSS ‘Coffee’, an unknown solid burgundy yarn and a unique deep maroon chenille (next to the white) with tiny flecks of green, rose, purple and yellow. … Continue reading
Posted in Ripple Afghans of 2012
Tagged charity project, crochet, crocheted blanket, RHSS, ripple afghan, variegated yarn
8 Comments
A Yarn First
Because ‘my’ ACMoore only lets me use one coupon per day, I buy just one package of yarn from there at a time. Only once do I remember getting two one-pound bags of mill-end yarn in the same visit, thanks … Continue reading
2012 Ripple #44 – Bobble-less One
This is the first ripple I’ve made with the three pounds of rosy yarn I harvested from the very heavily bobbled sweater from whence this new ripple series, which shall have no bobbles, gets its silly name, ‘Bobble-less’. I Like … Continue reading