A blog about knitting, making things & life with a black Labrador called Mollie
I’m addicted…
Up to row 12! 6 more to go.
I’m using a selection of 4ply cotton with a 4mm hook. Pattern is Starflower by Zooty Owl.
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These are really lovely – Zooty Owl makes nice patterns! I’ve been sitting on one of hers for ages – at some stage I must start playing!
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Stunningly beautiful piece of work 🙂 x
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Very pretty! You do lovely work.
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Love the way the colors play together. You’ve got an artist’s sense of color.
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You do make me laugh. You, the non mandala lover! I loved your last one and have even considered doing a Christmas one, myself, for under the Christmas cake. Will you be adorning all your walls with them?
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I’m making DOILIES Lucie. If you call them mandalas I will go off them. They’re gifts because I have friends who will like them. Annoying it’s also the first time my husband has ever admired something without being asked…
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Funny!
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Aaaaand! Doilies lay flat on things. Oh yes
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OK! Huge difference!
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See. No mandalas here. 🙂
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These are very lovely.
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Thank you!
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So sweet! Do you fasten the ends (with a needle) as you go or do you have a secret technique for avoiding fastening all of them afterwards…? I never managed to do many granny squares due to the “needle work”… Hege
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I darn in the joining end as I go and then sew the end in as part of finishing off the row. I can’t be dealing with hundreds of ends! Xx
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Have to try that! 😊
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