What are YOU working on to pass the time?

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Re: What are YOU working on to pass the time?

Postby Shandeh » Thu Mar 15, 2012 10:30 am

Laina wrote:Ok, I resized it again and it worked this time. Yay!!! :-)
Laina :knit:


Glad you were able to post the photo! Looks beautiful! :inlove:
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Re: What are YOU working on to pass the time?

Postby Mist8012 » Thu Mar 15, 2012 2:22 pm

JazzHooked wrote:
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JazzHooked wrote:
lol...i have 6 or 7 designs up on ravelry...most are simple, but a couple are pretty cool and very unique. I'm working on several more I need to get typed up and posted.

j.


Jazz,

What's ur raverly name? I'd luv to see ur designs!

Kelly :knit:


JazmynOy is my ravelry name, and my designer page is listed under Holly Oyster. here's a link. http://www.ravelry.com/designers/holly-oyster

whenever I get around to it I have a hat, 3 toys, and 2 more blanket patterns to type up and post. one of these days in my copious amounts of spare time.... :roll:

jaz


Thanks for the reply. I actually found you and I got to see your stuff. You're very talented!

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Re: What are YOU working on to pass the time?

Postby Type1Mom » Thu Mar 15, 2012 2:30 pm

hookedoncrochet wrote:I got it. Thanks sooo much! :D

What colors did you use?


I used Pretty in Pink, Turqua, Baby Pink, and Black. All four were colors from the yarn company the pattern is from.
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Re: What are YOU working on to pass the time?

Postby bluebird » Fri Mar 16, 2012 6:05 am

Laina wrote:Ok, I resized it again and it worked this time. Yay!!! :-)

Laina :knit:


It's beutiful I wish I could make one too.
Could you send the chart of it?
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Re: What are YOU working on to pass the time?

Postby Laina » Sat Mar 17, 2012 12:04 am

bluebird wrote:
Laina wrote:Ok, I resized it again and it worked this time. Yay!!! :-)

Laina :knit:


It's beutiful I wish I could make one too.
Could you send the chart of it?


Thank you bluebird. I got it at the Mary Maxim website. No chart, just directions. I actually dislike this pattern. It's so hard to understand and had to frog so many times. And some of it's not correct, unless maybe they've corrected it by now. But it is a pretty pattern. I've made two for gifts, but I won't do another.
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Re: What are YOU working on to pass the time?

Postby Laina » Sat Mar 17, 2012 12:05 am

Shandeh wrote:
Laina wrote:Ok, I resized it again and it worked this time. Yay!!! :-)
Laina :knit:


Glad you were able to post the photo! Looks beautiful! :inlove:


Thanks again for the help Shandeh! And thanks for the compliment.

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Re: What are YOU working on to pass the time?

Postby zephyr » Sat Mar 17, 2012 9:30 am

bluebird wrote:
Laina wrote:Ok, I resized it again and it worked this time. Yay!!! :-)

Laina :knit:


It's beutiful I wish I could make one too.
Could you send the chart of it?


There are a couple of books called Circular Baby Afghans and More Circular Baby Afghans that have similar patterns in them. You can also find a doily pattern you like and make it in a worsted weight.
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Re: What are YOU working on to pass the time?

Postby dcrozier » Sat Mar 17, 2012 4:41 pm

JazzHooked wrote:so sitting on the couch this am, thinking about the clue coming out, working on my Mandala blanket (the orange one), and I got to thinking :hrmm: ....this is ALWAYS dangerous. :scared:

broomstick lace. overlapping rows, really long loops. worked in the round. will look like a succession of interlocking petals.

i spent the next 90 minutes (with a 5 yr old nagging me and work sitting there undone) with 2 different colors, trying to put what was in my head into yarn. So far I have ideas, but it's not QUITE what I had in mind. If i pull it off, it will be SUCH an awesome pattern....hard as all heck, but it'll be gorgeous.

anyway, just had to share that with you. If i can get it to work, i'll post a picture. Of course, I have 4 other "patterns" that came to me in my head right now, :shock: so I'll see when I get to it.

jaz


I wish I were creative!!!!! I am great at copying and following patterns but do not have the talent needed for creating my own designs. I am really happy that lots of others are willing to share!! Good luck with your project,
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Re: What are YOU working on to pass the time?

Postby heyheycrochet » Sun Mar 18, 2012 11:39 pm

Ryeshosho wrote:I finished this for my son. He has gone off to college (University of KY) and I wanted something he wouldn't be embarrassed to use but would keep his toasty on cold nights (even tho they are mostly gone now). It took a bit longer to finish than I expected!

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I forgot to mention that he is 6' 3" so I had to make sure it was nice and long :)


Did you come up with this pattern or find it somewhere? My Dad went to UK, as did my Aunt and Uncle and now one of my cousins is going there. Would love to make a couple of them as gifts. Thanks for sharing!
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Re: What are YOU working on to pass the time?

Postby AlleyTalley » Mon Mar 19, 2012 9:22 am

heyheycrochet wrote:
Ryeshosho wrote:I finished this for my son. He has gone off to college (University of KY) and I wanted something he wouldn't be embarrassed to use but would keep his toasty on cold nights (even tho they are mostly gone now). It took a bit longer to finish than I expected!

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I forgot to mention that he is 6' 3" so I had to make sure it was nice and long :)


Did you come up with this pattern or find it somewhere? My Dad went to UK, as did my Aunt and Uncle and now one of my cousins is going there. Would love to make a couple of them as gifts. Thanks for sharing!


I agree, HeyHeyCrochet! I would love to do this pattern too. Most of my family are Kentucky fans and would love this afghan too.
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