My latest finished crochet piece. Isn’t it pretty?
I made this Tulip Doily for my cousin Roberta as a small thank you for letting us stay at their place last month when we had to evacuate due to the Monument and Antelope Wildfires. This was a quick and easy pattern to whip up; I started it Tuesday evening while watching television and finished it Thursday morning, probably five or six hours crocheting time. I really liked the way it turned out.
The Tulip Doily pattern came out of a Leisure Arts Publication book, titled At home with crochet (Crochet collection series)
- Kat’s graduation afghan, Bold Appeal. I thought I had a photo of this, but I can’t find it and my scanner isn’t working properly right now. I’ll try later to add a scanned picture of this afghan.
- David’s graduation afghan, Building Blocks Quilt, which I am sure he would appreciate it if I would finish this!
- Quick Feminine Scarf – I made several of these this past winter, giving many away and even keeping a few for myself.
I think my next doily will be from this book also, a Wheat Doily. But first I’m making a shrug for myself from a kit I ordered. I hope to begin it today!
And I really love the tulip doily 🙂 Thank you!
Pretty – and that building blocks afghan is cool. You’ll need to finish it before he moves out 🙂
Lovely doily. An David’s graduation afghan is so much like my first quilt. I still can’t figure out how you do that with crochet. 🙂