Last night before I went to the yarn drawer to choose some cotton to make another pot holder, I made the decision to choose the two colours that jumped out at me and to not spend ages trying to come up with the perfect combination. This purple and green potholder is the result of that experiment. When I sat down with my colours I had no idea what form it was to take, I just started going round and around until it was a flower.
It is quite a bold move away from the red and white but I think I like it.
Thanks so much for the apple pot holder love yesterday. To be honest I almost unravelled half of it before that post because it looked too big and red, but after reading all your lovely comments and adding a new colour into the mix, it is growing on me.
The challenge now is to find a wall to hang them on in a house where we seem to knock down any wall that is not load bearing. I have been wandering around the place vaguely suggesting that children's art work be removed from here or growing calenders from there but have so far only been offered an internal brown brick wall that will look waaaay too seventies covered in pot holders.
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Now I REALLY like this one!
ReplyDeleteNow purple and lime green seem to go well together dont they. Maybe you should have a little contest of people choosing some combos for you to crochet up and see how they turn out. I think it looks quite pretty. I am sure you can find a wall somewhere for them, maybe put the kids artwork on the brick wall instead, lol!
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ReplyDeleteThe purples really gives your display a zing. It really worked. I'm looking forward to seeing what other patterns you come up with.... unless you have now finished.
I love the purple and green they sing ! Do potholders sing ? This one does , lol !
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this one? Love the purple, so much passion! Too over dramatic? It's true though.
ReplyDeleteWhat fantastic pot holders! Love the apple one the most. Hanging them on the wall is an excellent idea.
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