Leesa

I really enjoyed every aspect of this rug- the colours, the stitches, the final effect. thanks Tillie Tulip!  (reminder note to self: I only chained 3, not 5 to start the yellow daisy centre) and thanks to this site-  crochet granny squares together continuously as you go the crocheting them

I’m really getting the hang of these now!

a friend asked for one of these but with pink spots- they look cute together, no?

We had a lovely day at the school fair on Saturday.  My brother and his wife were doing coffee at the window next to where I was doing slices of cake so we did a “coffee and cake” deal and it went really well. Sebastian was a champ taking the

I was so inspired by this photo from Tillie Tulip and I couldn’t wait to try the same… she does give the pattern here I found similar colours at Lincraft in wool and I’m giving it a red hot go and I found a tutorial on how to

so I needed something to hold my teething rings in for sale at the fair and I was loathe to buy something… these are very quick to make in spaghetti yarn, and I no longer need to have a pattern to do one- hooray! I have a nice little crochet

so my daughter came downstairs to see me finishing this off- and she called me a “crochet ninja” it’s a pretty cute toy with a melody rattle in it but it needs a bit of encouragement to sit up- if you don’t put it just so it’s

after doing a few of these you really get the hang of it!  So cute and pretty. the colours in the photo didn’t come out as delicious as they really are unforch.

I finally finished the bobble bobble bobbles!  Pretty ocean colours from Lincraft and lots of double crochet -5 -togethers! I like to have more than one project on the go otherwise I get bored of the same old… in the photo one of the colours looks kind of grey- it’

I forgot to take a photo of these cute little cupcakes I made, but here is the link.  I love the recipes from Sally’s Baking Addiction! I often make the “death by chocolate cupcakes” for my daughter and friends. I hope she doesn’t mind me putting her photo

I found this super cute pattern for a taggy hedgehog teething ring, it’s good for using up scraps of ribbon and yarn too. Tomni design is where you get the wooden rings from- they sell all the crafty bits to make your own baby toys- so great!