If this is your first time reading about my current crochet challenge, make sure you go back and read this post for a refresher or my self-imposed rules. As I post each square, I will post the name and difficulty rating given to each square by Diana Krenz in her book 100 Vibrant Granny Squares,… Continue reading Crochet Challenge: The Gauntlet Begins
It’s been a while since I gave myself a crochet challenge. I’ve been busy writing new patterns, finishing blankets, and buying new yarn, but the great thing about a challenge is that it has the potential to kick me out of my comfort zone. I decided to crochet my way through a book. 100 Vibrant… Continue reading Challenge: The Granny Square Gauntlet
For a couple of hours every other month or so, ladies from my church have been getting together to crochet. It was something we talked about doing for months before it actually happened. In fact, we noticed we had many crocheters in the congregation based on the number crocheting through Sunday school or the occasional… Continue reading Project Chemo Crochet
It’s week five of the Fruit Salad Crochet Along. I’m sure you have all of your blocks done and are just waiting to join, right? Confession: I did a Fruit Salad Sampler. I just joined nine squares, but it shows how versatile this pattern is. Join them vertically in a line for a table runner,… Continue reading Enjoying the Salad – Fruit Salad CAL Part 5
I’ve decided to call this cute 36″ square piece the Friendship Blanket. Why? I think in life, we take a little of what we’re given here and a little from there, and we weave it together to become who we are. So it is with our friendships in life. We are held together by a… Continue reading Friendship Blanket
I was inspired by others in the Moogly Crochet Along group who chose to do their entire afghans in a single color. I love color, so I don’t normally tend toward a monotone palette, but what really stood out were the different textures. When not distracted by colors, each row is actually a little more… Continue reading More Squares, Please!
