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Monday, August 1, 2011

CRAFTY ACTION


There's a new hooky project on the go here.


I started off with just these three colours but the result was pretty dull and dreary.

Off to the store again to pick up a light cream.
I was keen to get going and see if that would solve the problem.


What a difference it made !


I'm hoping I will get it finished before the weather warms up too much but there is still a long way to go.

Cheers.


10 comments:

  1. It looks great Helsie! It definitely needed the cream to pop. Well done!

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  2. The cream definitely lifts it doesn't it? Looking good and makes me want to have a go too - one like that would be brilliant for cooler days at yoga!

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  3. So much prettier with the lighter colour added.

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  4. I love the addition of the cream to your granny. Have fun!
    Anne xx

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  5. THe cream definitely made all the difference. It's looking good.

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  6. What's Tony doing while you spend hour after hour crocheting? I bet you've got him in his pinafore, ironing clothes, cooking, waiting on you hand and foot - the archetypal Australian bloke!

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  7. WOWza. You are doing a great job. It's like the hook has been in your hands forever.

    Hook on and send some cool weather this way.

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  8. The cream was definitely needed.It looks great.do you crochet watching TV?

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  9. It looks gorgeous with the cream in there. I do think that colour combo is one of your personal favourites.

    I know you haven't been crocheting long but honestly I think you have a gift!

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  10. Very pretty! The cream was a good choice. It looks like you've made good progress,you must be very fast with the needles.

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