I'm still on that dish cloth kick! This time I switched it up with a new pattern. The chinese waves dishcloth (free pattern found here).
I guess I'm similar to Amy in that we're both one trick ponies when it comes to crochet! I had originally tried to learn the soft waves ripple pattern, but I just could concentrate hard enough to figure it out...so another granny square it is! This time, I'm sewing in the ends as a go and making one large square instead of 80 smaller squares.
And...we officially have a tulip border! I'm afraid that these blooms are almost spent. But, it's been a delight to come home to these flowers every day!
cute! they match your door :)
ReplyDeletei love flowers!
the front of your house looks so nice! those tulips put me in a good mood all the way over here in nyc.
ReplyDeleteand thanks for the link to the pattern for the wash cloths... i have some spare cotton i want to use up with those!
Such a cute house! I'd say getting 100 tulips was well worth it! They are gorgeous....my Mom would love them! If you ever have too many dishcloths at your house, I'm always here. He he. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet house. I love the red door. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the granny square, the colors are great! What a cute house, I've always wanted a red door.
ReplyDeleteI am loving the granny square. What yarn are you using?
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable house, the tulips match the door perfectly -- so cute. Our tulips died out a couple of weeks ago and I was sad to see them go.
ReplyDeleteI've always loved houses with red doors. We briefly rented a little white house with a red front door in the historic district when we first moved here. With our growing family we needed more space, but I sure did enjoy the charm of that little house.
ReplyDeleteI always want to take up a pair of needles after seeing your knit and crochet work. Such even stitches!
Oh my! Your house is so quaint. I love the tulips and all the red. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe tulips look amazing- but I have to agree with everyone- what a cute house you have!
ReplyDeleteI love the granny square blanket...especially the approach you are using and making it one big square. how fun! and I love your red tulips and the red door, too.
ReplyDeleteYour house is so cute!
ReplyDeleteI can't express how much I love your house!
ReplyDeleteThat granny square is beautiful - love those colors!
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your blog (I found you on the virtual quilting bee), but I already relate to every post! I've been on a dish cloth kick too, they're so fun because there's an end in sight :)
ReplyDeleteWhat yarn are you using for your blanket?
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