The other night while looking at pretty pictures of crochet on the internet I found the pattern for this Vintage Rose Potholder. I quickly made it up and am thrilled with how it turned out.But what next?
I could make a whole lot more pot holders and hang them on the wall in a lovely display, or I could make something really functional and practical.
The functional and practical won.
Jazzy is having a birthday on Thursday and considering how much time I am anticipating will be spent in waiting rooms this week, I might even get it finished by then.Can you guess what it is going to be?
Probably a bit early for that.
I hope your Monday is a funday.
What a beautiful potholder - you should definitely make some more for a display!
ReplyDeletehmmm...is it a cushion cover??
ReplyDeleteThat is one gorgeous potholder
ReplyDeleteOh it is gorgeous Kate. I would use that for my teapot when I have scones I think. I cant guess what the pink is but I will be excited to see it finished.
ReplyDeleteAre you going to sell those pot holders? I would love to buy one for my mum, it's so sweet. Can't guess what J's present will be...more clues? xo
ReplyDeleteA washcloth? Sorry, have washcloths on the brain at the moment ;-) I do LOVE the pot-holder!
ReplyDeleteLOVING all your crotchet!!!!! Sounds like a great book - I'd like to read your mum's book too -
ReplyDeleteA skirt?
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to the other skirt/dress BTW? did it become something else
That is just great, I love it!
ReplyDeleteNanna style is definately the go.
Love tthe pot holder, especially the colours you used... Could the pink thing be a dress or skirt, maybe???? Can't wat to see what it is either way..
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