Well, i picked up a big thing of maroon and green yarn. Christmas colors. the first thing i attempted to make was a decent length ripple scarf. by far the longest starting chain i have ever made. i was starting to get the ripple effect going but i think my starting chain or first row was a bit too tight because it ended up rippling into a rainbow rather than a straight line. if you tug on it, you can make it look sorta right, but i decided to abandon it and leave it as a rainbow.
so next, i decided to attempt the star baby blanket. well i got through a number of rows, but then i realized who really wants a star shaped baby blanket, so of course, i abandoned that project as well. although i do now have a star to tack on to a big christmas tree or at least a star shaped coaster.
i am now taking suggestions on the next thing i should attempt and then abandon. preferably things that are not humongous (like baby stuff). choose here.
2 comments:
Star making! That is really very cool, and I like the rainbow shape of the scarf--seems like it would drape about the neck quite well.
May I suggest the ladybug beret? http://cats-rockin-crochet.blogspot.com/2008/04/crochet-ladybug-beret-and-scarf-set.html
I would definitely recommend against the scarf though; it's a little creepy.
Actually, one of the reasons why I would want to learn to crochet would be to make a star shaped baby blanket. What parent wouldn't want to think that their child was a star? But, I guess, different strokes for different folks.
Here's my vote, the elephant pacifier bib: http://crochetcafepatterns.blogspot.com/2005/04/elephant-pacifier-bib.html
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