Friday 5 December 2014

New Years Resolution,,

At the beginning of 2013, I set myself a New Years Resolution to learn to crochet,, I never did,,, but I have now, sort of.

The yarn is from Hobbycraft, and it their WI acrylic yarn plus two balls from my stash. The pattern is the Cosy Stripe Blanket from Attic24. I was crocheting merrily along until I noticed that one edge was going wonky,, not sure why,, being a novice. So,, I have put it away for now and may rip it out and start again in the New Year. Besides,, I still have a scarf to finish and have just cast on another pair of socks.

I have been baking a little,,,
 

I haven't made shortbread for ages,,,, and hubby fancied a Barra Brith. The Barra Brith looks burnt,, but it wasn't.

Four of these chickens are winging their way to Germany, for my mother-in-law,,, and one has a new home with my hairdresser.


Made a visit in to Bristol the other day,, to have a look at the christmas market,,



It was a small market, but nice to see.
We also went to the Exeter one,, that was a bit bigger, in the grounds of the Cathedral, but no pictures of that one.


I have next years resolution sorted,, should be able to stick with it!!!!!!!
                                                              XxX
 

6 comments:

  1. How lovely your crochet looks - hope you get the wonky edge sorted. Love the little hen pyramids too. We were at Exeter recently too - and I was intrigued to see lots of bees and other polinating insects on that stall with all the Christmas roses and other garden stuff.

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  2. For someone who is a novice at crocheting you've done really well. Edges on blankets are always a pain. Persevere.
    xx

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  3. Crochet is looking fab, well done! It occurs to me that I've never been to a Christmas market. Must rectify that soon!
    Jillxo

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  4. Caz! Your crochet looks gorgeous, such beautiful colours, how can you even think about unravelling it? It looks just perfect to me. The baking looks delicious, something I need to start thinking about, and your pyramids look good too.

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  5. Hi
    Thank you for visiting my blog.. the wool I used for that shawlette is from a firm called Cuddlebums! That's all it said on the label.
    Chris

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  6. Crochet - once attempted becomes quite addictive! Lovely market pictures, looks like you had a lovely day :)

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