whirling in light blue

Mathematics and geometry within crochet works makes beauty possible.

I plan to crochet some sort of afghan made of this kind of "wheels". i'm using a num. 6 crochet hook (the odd gauge of older Dama-brand crochet hooks I had at home).

In the image just a few "wheels" are sewn together....others are just tied with pins.

 

circular colours

A way to do something useful with yarn left-overs...

cable-test

Even though I don't have suitable needles to knit cables, I sort of managed to get some satisfactory results. However, I undid the knitted sample....and I decided to go for some lacy pattern instead. The objective is a knitted cushion case....

SOFA BLUES

Yet another blanket....this time a knitted one instead of a crocheted one. I didn't have any plan about knitting blankets or plaids...but having found yarn left-overs (small and big yarn balls, single yarn balls, all forgotten after having finished projects a long time ago and knowing there's no chance to find more of the same yarn) -woman meets yarn- I began to think about options and ideas.

The decorative circles and the rim were crocheted...also using left-overs. The motifs were made simply randomly using knit and purl stitches...all quite simple and easy.

(by the way...the pics show the blanket-plaid on my bed..but it's been on the sofa, its place, for several days already)

Assymetric

Assymetric blanket...for a round and symetric winter. Round and warm winter...coming sooner, faster than we expect it to knock on the door...

for a nude table...

using the same flower-like pattern I'm using to crochet a jacket....