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- Stash-busting and where did May go?
  
  Posted at 12:06 pm by poglehooky
  
  May 29th
  It arrived and brought all that lovely weather and now its almost gone and the gorgeous weather with it by the looks of it right at this moment- hopefully not for long! May is my favourite month, it promises so much with warmer weather, flowers and trees starting to grow and bloom and the summer to come, I get so busy enjoying the garden whether tending it or just sitting out enjoying it ( with some crochet in hand of course) that it does seem to pass by in a flash.
  
  I have managed to finished a few WIP’s this month though and make some progress with others, whilst using some of my ever growing yarn stash :). My plastic peg bag broke early on in the month so I decided to whip up my own replacement, a bright little number which I’m very pleased with, I improvised and used an underwear hanger which was just the right size to create the hook for it 🙂 and some beautiful Lang Yarns (lovely range of bright summer colours) dk cotton that I had in my stash:
  
  I also completed a whole shawl this month, it was such an easy and addictive by Christina Hadderingh called the Forest Valley Shawl and uses one of my all time favourite yarns Scheepjes Stonewashed cotton, again I had quite a bit of stonewashed in my stash so I used slightly different shades to the ones mentioned in the pattern but still retaining that forest rustic feel and I’m happy with the outcome and my stash is a bit smaller. The pattern is available as a Scheepjes ‘After the Party’ booklet from retailers or as a download from Ravelry here (only costs £1): Forest Valley Shawl :
  
  I managed to do a few more rows of my second beaded shawl I mentioned last time and catch up on my squares for the Simply Crochet monthly magazine ‘hook and learn’ crochet along which I told you about previously where you learn a new square every month for year to make up a blanket, again I decided to join in on this one as I have a great deal of left over Scheepjes Colour Crafter in my stash, the balls are so big there always seems to be leftovers and more than enough to make individual squares, these are mine in progress and the link to the Simply Crochet facebook group is here Simply Crochet Hook & Learn
  
  See you soon and happy crafting!
  
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- Ready for December
  
  Posted at 12:50 pm by poglehooky
  
  Dec 2nd
  Well I’ve finished that blanket that I shared a few squares of last time, so pleased with it, the contrast of the grey with the bright coloured centres is just lovely, and yet again another Scheepjes new yarn turns out to be a great choice to crochet with, Scheepjes Spirit is the name of this one – each cloud is named after a spirit animal:) its similar to Scheepjes stone washed but a fingering weight made from 56% cotton and 44 % acrylic. it is sooo super soft and tactile and I think will end up up being one of my top favourites! here are a few photos of the blanket I have completed, the pattern is by Dedri Uys of lookatwhatimade which appears in the the third Scheepjes Yarn bookazine.
  
  I have also managed to finish some hats and a cowl for the chilly weather one in Bernat Chunky and one in Scheepjes wanderlust, definitely a good make now the temperatures have dropped slightly. I shall now be getting on with more items for Christmas as the countdown begins as usual, I have also included a photo of one of my embroidered decorations below- a partridge in a pear tree from the 12 days of Christmas theme, a few more of those to complete too:)
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- And onto the Autumn
  
  Posted at 11:30 am by poglehooky
  
  Sep 15th
  Well unfortunately another long gap before writing again due to so much going on, wondering what I would have done if I had not retired 🙂 so many things happening, including moving house and unfortunately my husband lost his mother at the beginning of July after caring for her duing her illness. However we are now more settled in our new home now after moving 10 miles down the road to the outskirts of Wareham in Dorset and hopefully I shall be able to get down to some serious crafting again includling reopening my Etsy shop.
  
  I have managed to complete some projects in between though despite all the upheaval – however I hope to get back to creating some designs of my own now life is more settled.
  
  I managed to try out a few of the many new scheepjes yarns that have come out- though still a few more to try ! I already showed you my Scheepjes secret garden shawl last time, this time I tried the new wanderlust line ( which I have to confess to buying more than one shade of)- but so far I have only tried one of the three the gorgeous Rio de janerio shade to make a virus shawl, such vibrant colours and lovely smooth silky yarn to work with:
  
  I also sucumbed to the purchase of one of the new Scheepjes whirls, I will just have to try the other colour combinations – they are all so gorgeous, I made the the lovely textured stormy day shawl pattern by Scheejes blogger haakmaarraak.nl Kirsten Ballering.
  
  I did manage to turn out a couple of amigurumi animals as presents too, another little elephant cutie made with Scheepjes cotton catona and Lisa the mouse from another Scheepjes blogger pattern by lillabjorncrochet.com and made with Scheepjes soft fun denim yarn which is so lovely to work with.
  
  Well hopefully this time I will be back sooner- I will just leave you with a little taster of my next project on the go whilst trying to create some ideas of my own, a nice relaxing granny square style blanket from the Midnight Garden edition of the Scheepjes Yarn bookazine using yet another new yarn from them – Scheepjes spirit which has elements of scheepjes stonewashed and scheepjes colour crafter I would say, the Lapghan as it is described has a very rustic feel but includes some gorgeous colours. These are the red squares:
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- Springtime update
  
  Posted at 11:53 am by poglehooky
  
  May 13th
  Has been so busy for me and no time to post, partially because I have been busy crafting to sell, but also because I am busy making items for my daughters wedding this summer as well, the wedding invitations have taken a lot of time and now I’m onto the soap making for the individual wedding favours. However I have managed to finish my melting snowflakes shawl kit from Scheepjes which was one of my Christmas presents, I am really pleased with it, especially as this item is for me to keep for myself 🙂 , it’s gorgeous to wear- beautifully soft with the Scheepjes merino soft yarn and it feels very luxurious, I just love the beading decoration, I would recommend this kit as a present for any crochet lover!
  
  Scheepjes melting snowflakes shawl kit in “Crystal”
  
  I did fit in time for a weeks holiday in Scotland, Loch Long in Argyll, Bute, next door to Loch Lomond over the Easter holidays, which was beautiful (and lots of time for crochet) and the scenery was really inspiring, we were lucky to have warm and mainly dry weather for the week- which must be quite an achievement for a Scottish holiday at this time of the year. Our cabin was right on the shores of Loch Long and this was the view:
  
  We travelled to a few places including the stunning Glencoe which was not far away and to this lovely place called Eilean Donan Castle which was a few hours drive away:
  
  Nearby to us at Loch Long was the very pretty village of Luss, which definitely boasted some great places to go and eat as well, including the local pub/ hotel and The Village Rest bistro.
  
  Back refreshed and full of ideas now ….. always though i would have enough time to do all these things once retired but there still aren’t quite enough hours in the day !
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- Finishing last year and onto 2017
  
  Posted at 12:20 pm by poglehooky
  
  Jan 25th
  I haven’t been on my blog for a while- December was very busy craft wise as this year I made all my own cards and Christmas presents as I had a lot more time than previous years now I’m retired from midwifery, and then its been the usual post Christmas rush catching up with all sorts of projects, however hopefully now things are back to a more steady pace and I can share my projects during the year which will include a few for my eldest daughters wedding . She got engaged at the end of the summer and will be getting married on August 18th this year in Christchurch Dorset. Currently i am making some hopefully very nice “rustic” themed wedding invitation cards which hopefully I can share with you soon including the details of how I made them. A couple of photos below of some of the crochet Christmas presents made for my daughter and son in law to be and my youngest son.
  
  I made a a lovely chunky mermaid tail for my daughter at her request – using 12 balls of Sirdar “Chunky” yarn
  
  mermaid tail in Sirdar chunky
  
  I made some warm bobble hats for my sons and son in law to be, scarves and mittens, the basket weave stitch hat and scarf were made with Scheepjes stonewashed yarn in the lovely shades of blue apatite and smokey quartz which go very well together, another hat in some left over schweppes merino soft from my last dance under the stars blanket, and some bright blue creations for my youngest son in the Pokemon team mystic colours using the new love crochet Paintbox aran yarn, which I must say is a nice budget acrylic yarn to work with with- practically no splittings and a nice soft finish
  
  Blue, white and grey team mystic set with Paintbox yarn aran and Scheepjes stonewashed basketweave hat and scarf.
  
  New projects for this year include one of my favourite things to crochets – shawls, the first I have started is the Scheepjes melting snowflakes shawl which I have chosen to make in the “crystal” colour way, this uses Scheepjes gorgeous merino soft yarn again with crystal bead decoration in the flowers and for the tassels at each end- this is my work so far and when I finish it I will share some photos and review the kit provided by scheepjes.
  
  Scheepjes melting snowflake shawl in merino soft
  
  Just finished on the shawl front is Joanne Scrace’s Northmoor lock shawl, I would class this as a shawl type scarf, from the The Crochet Project– The Shawl project Book 1, I previously made her Acer shawl (Love Crochet CAL Acer Shawl) which you can see below also, Joanne is definitely the Queen of shawls as far as I can see and I will be treating my self to the Shawl project book 2 in the future. For the Northmoor lock I used the new Scheepjes secret garden cotton and silk mix yarn, I chose the shade lily pond as the shawl/ scarf was for myself and the pattern used 3 50gram balls, the pattern is suitable for any silk mix yarn, the scheepjes secret garden works up beautifully and makes a lovely draped fabric. I used a 3.5mm clover hook with the yarn, I blocked the the shawl afterwards as Joanne suggests and washed it in my favourite jasmine Eucalan for blocking 🙂 This an ideal project for a crochet beginner I would say.
  
  Northmoor Lock pattern by Joanne Scrace The Shawl project book 1
  
  Acer Shawl pattern by Joanne Scrace – Love Crochet CAL
  
  I plan on completing some more of Joannes shawl patterns this year which i will share and also i am going to to do the new Scheepjes CAL the “Hygge” wrap, I will review the kit provided by Scheepjes when I receive it and share my Cal journey – this CAL is slightly unique in that it includes decorating the crochet with cross stitch and lining the wrap, the project has been designed by Kirsten Ballering. So hopefully see you during the year for ongoing projects- what do you have planned for 2017?
  
  Happy hooking and crafting 🙂
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- Last dance on the beach 2016 CAL – Sea blanket now finished
  
  Posted at 6:13 pm by poglehooky
  
  Oct 23rd
  This will be my last post regarding the the Scheepjes last dance on the beach CAL 2016 in memory of Wink as i have now finshed my last dance in the sea blanket which i used the Scheepjes Colour Crafter option for, I have to say I have been quite impressed with this fab acrylic yarn and to be able to make such a gorgeous blanket for a budget price is definitely a bonus! With of course the added convenience that this acrylic blanket can be popped in the washing machine very easily – which is why I chose the acrylic version for my sones blanket.
  
  I didn’t use the invisible zipper method for joining this blanket from the CAL pattern like I did with the stars blanket as with these colours I felt the border colour actually added something to the look of the blanket and it suited a division between the squares this time.
  
  I loved making both these blankets and enjoyed the CAL group on Facebook from where I have also made some new instagram friends 🙂 With both these blankets to remind me of Wink’s beautiful colour rich designs its been a very special project to be involved in with crocheters from all over the world.
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- Last dance on the beach 2016 CAL finished stars blanket
  
  Posted at 12:26 pm by poglehooky
  
  Sep 25th
  So finally finished my last dance under the stars blanket for the Scheepjes 2016 CAL in memory of Wink, the the joining and border completed in the dark brown Rembrandt (609) merino soft. can’t describe just how soft and snuggly this yarn makes a blanket, with a lovely heavy quality feel and drape. This will be our new winter snuggly blanket for those chilly evenings without a doubt.
  
  Having seen this finished blanket my son is now chomping at the bit for me to finish his last dance in the sea blanket in the acylic Colourcrafter yarn from Scheepjes, I had better get a move on as I have lots of Christmas makes to get on with, however this year i should be able to get more done as being retired makes such a difference for the time availble for crafting !
  
  I will be back with some photos of the sea blanket soon I hope 🙂
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- Last Dance on the Beach- week 12 and joining up the squares
  
  Posted at 11:55 am by poglehooky
  
  Sep 19th
  So I have finally finished my last squares for my merino soft last dance under the stars blanket, I have just 2 more to finish for my last dance in the sea Colourcrafter blanket. The last square is a lovely wavy design with depth using back loop stitches, simple once you get going but I did find the the first couple of rows a little challenging at times 🙂 The Colourcrafter square is in the very deep green Emmen (1116), some people foud this colour not to their liking in the facebook CAL group but when you see it with the other squares and colours you can see how it perfectly compliments the other colours. The merino soft square is in the beautiful deep red Rothkow (623). I found I needed to go up a hook size with this square, even with my fairly average tension the design works up quite tightly size wise, I used a 5.00mm clover hook for the merino and a 4.5mm clover hook for the Colourcrafter.
  
  Now its the task of joining the 48 squares for each blanket- I do enjoy this bit as its nice to see all your work coming together, the method of joining in this CAL pattern also is helpful as it doesn’t create so many ends, it uses the flat zipper (slipstitch) method which gives a perfectly flat seam. Your wool and slipstitches are on on the back of the blanket using the inner loops of the edging stitch on each square to join the blanket, you first join all the squares vertically and then finish the process horizontally.
  
  Vertical join only at the back of the blanket, horizontal join not yet made
  
  The dance under the stars blanket uses the deep brown Rembrandt (609) for the joing and border, and the Colourcrafter dance in the sea blanket uses the pale wheaten Ermelo (1710). Hopefully in my next blanket post I will be able to show you a finished blanket.
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- Crochet basket pattern
  
  Posted at 12:34 pm by poglehooky
  
  Sep 4th
  I wanted to make a handy crochet project basket for indoors, to use for my current project of the week instead of manhandling my big crochet bag all over the house- also I wanted to try and make it like yarn bowl so I could leave my yarn in it instead of it either unravelling on the floor or again having to move the yarn bowl around. I did think first to go a rustic looking yarn but then I decided to go with something a bit more fun and colourful using t shirt yarn, I used Scheepjes Nooodle ( yes it is 3 x o). This was more than robust enough to make a standing basket and was made using a clover 12mm hook.
  
  To make-
  
  You need 3 skeins of Scheepjes noodle- in the colours or colour of your choice. 12mm crochet hook, stitch marker, scissors, needle and sewing cotton.
  
  I started with a magic ring – 6 dc = 6st, mark your last stitch on each row with a stitch marker
  
  row 1: 2 hdc in each stitch= 12st
  
  row 2: *1 hdc, 2 hdc in next stitch* – repeat to end of row =18st
  
  row 3: *1 hdc in first 2 stitches, 2 hdc in next stitch*, repeat to end of row = 24st
  
  row 4:*1 hdc in first 3 stitches, 2 hdc in next stitch*, repeat to end of row = 30st
  
  row 5:*1 hdc in first 4 stitches, 2 hdc in next stitch*, repeat to end of row = 36st
  
  row 6:*1 hdc in first 5 stitches, 2 hdc in next stitch*, repeat to end of row = 42st
  
  row 7:*1 hdc in first 6 stitches, 2 hdc in next stitch*, repeat to end of row = 48st
  
  row 8:dc in back loop 48st ( this forms a slight ridge at the base of the basket before you go upwards)
  
  row 9: dc both loops 48 stitches
  
  rows 10-15 : repeat row 9
  
  I changed colour on row 16 if you wish to do the same, row 16 &17 were green, rows 18 & 19 were purple, r0ws 20-23 were green, returning to purple on row 24.
  
  If you don’t want a yarn escape : Rows 16 – 29: repeat row 9 1 dc in each stitch
  
  if you do want a yarn escape-
  
  on row 21: dc 24 stitches, slip stitch next 2 stitches, dc next 22 stiches
  
  on row 22: dc 21, 1 tr, 2 chain, 1 tr, dc 23
  
  on row 23-29 – repeat row 9
  
  Fasten off, I then turned the last row over to form a lip for the basket, I sewed this into place underneath with purple thread.
  
  Tip: weave in eands using a safety pin to pull the t-shirt fabric through- didn’t have a needle big enough for this one 🙂
  
  handle if you want one :
  
  Chain 30 with a strand of each colour, or two strands of the 1 colour if thats what you are using, hdc in the the second chain from the hook to the end, fasten off. Attach to underneath of the lip of the basket where required with needle and cotton.
  
  Essentials pocket ( I did mine in a contrasting colour)
  
  Chain 11
  
  row 1: dc in second chain from hook to end, 10st
  
  row 2: chain 1, dc to end, 10st
  
  row 3-14 : repeat row 2
  
  fasten off and sew onto basket in required spot with needle and thread, I then divided my pocket by sewing down the middle as well- and added a samll bow of tshirt fabric at the top as decoration- or you can hang stich makers on the bow :). I’m now happy using my soft basket / yarn bowl – just the job !
  
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- Unicorn amigurumi love
  
  Posted at 12:47 pm by poglehooky
  
  Aug 28th
  I love making amigurumi crochet animals, this one is a particularly cute and a request from my daughter ( even though she is 26) as a big fan of ‘Fluffy’ Agnes’s toy unicorn in the film”Despicable me “. This quite a large cuddly project so I felt I needed some really robust but silky to the touch yarn, I didn’t want to use just a cotton yarn doubled. The yarn that fitted the bill was Scheepjes cotton “Bloom” yarn, it is a 100% cotton aran yarn but is woven into what I can only describe as a tube making it super strong and prevents any yarn splitting – which can be a real pain with Amigurumi. The fact it shares its name with a rather gorgeous actor know for playing an elf or a pirate is an additional fun fact 🙂 Scheepjes recommend a 5mm hook with this yarn, however I used a 4mm clover hook as I wanted to a achive a tightly woven fabric which is best for amigurumi, the project required 2 ball of the snowdrop 424 (white ) shade and 2 balls of the Rose 409 ( pale pink ) shade, I also used 1 ball of lilac 404 and fuschia 407 for the mane and tail- however you could easily just use stash yarn for the curlies made for the mane and tail- and obviously depends if you want a unicorn that looks like fluffy in pink colours or other combinations- a lot are made in a rainbow effect like the one in the pattern I used as a basis for my unicorn, this gorgeous creation by ChiWei can be found at her blog 1dogwoof Also I chose to make my uncorn horn in the pale pink rather than a yellow or gold colour and I enlarged the stitch count by 10 at thw widest point to make a bigger model.
  
  The head was completed first with the horn and ears, and then the body, they were sewn together before making the legs.I sewed a cross stitch pattern on the ears with the rose yarn to give the ears their centre colour after attaching, which you can see in the later photos below.
  
  Head
  
  head, ears, horn & body
  
  attached together with whip stitch
  
  Legs completed and sewn on, I made mine quite floppy so they can be moved around by not fully stuffing the top of the legs and sewing closed onto the body, the original pattern suggests sewing them on open- which would give a more firm effect – depends what you are looking for.
  
  Legs on!
  
  Now for the mane and tail which is the fun bit as with this type of toy you can do whatever you imagination suggests!
  
  in progress on my craft dresser
  
  I stuck to pink shades for the main and tail to get the essence of “Fluffy” but you could make them in any colours to get lots of lovely effects.
  
  the finished item
  
  all cuddly and squishy!
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Stash-busting and where did May go?

Posted at 12:06 pm by poglehooky

Ready for December

Posted at 12:50 pm by poglehooky

And onto the Autumn

Posted at 11:30 am by poglehooky

Springtime update

Posted at 11:53 am by poglehooky

Finishing last year and onto 2017

Posted at 12:20 pm by poglehooky

Last dance on the beach 2016 CAL – Sea blanket now finished

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Last dance on the beach 2016 CAL finished stars blanket

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Last Dance on the Beach- week 12 and joining up the squares

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Crochet basket pattern

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