I made this crocheted baby sweater and the post can be found here. The multi colored crochet baby blanket post can be found here.
Here are some crocheted scarves and cowls I made too. The white spots are stickers with the price on them. Do you recognize the light pink knit chunky scarf that I was working on (in the second picture on the left) it is one of the scarves that I had been knitting recently posted here.
Here are baby blankets and poncho sets that I crocheted. The post for the poncho set can be found here.
These are more items that I made such as bookmarks, a cup cozy and the post I did on the crocheted granny rectangle scarf can be found here.
These are some of the other items that were made by ladies in my crochet group. They sold their items they made at their own tables. I love the crocheted baby blankets.
This is a quilt that was sewn together by one of the ladies and it was raffled off to a lucky winner. In the lower photo are some scarves and hand warmers that were made too.
The Christmas Fair was a success and I look forward to making more items for our fair in the fall. I love looking back at some of the projects that I have made throughout last year. I also enjoy knitting and crocheting during the long winter months.
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Hi Julie, hope you are well and surviving the bitter cold. What a storm huh? Your creations are beautiful. Give my best to the fabulous NYC...stay warm
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, hope you are well and surviving the bitter cold. What a storm huh? Your creations are beautiful. Give my best to the fabulous NYC...stay warm
ReplyDeleteWow Julie...you made so many lovely things! You were a busy lady! Nice work...:)
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Vicky
These all look so soft and cuddly, Julie - and I am sure they are being put to good use in the cold weather you are having! Everything is so lovely.Stay cozy. xo Karen
ReplyDeleteOh wow! You really made a lot. I keep thinking I'll join a knitting group for at church we have to make for the less fortunate. I think that will just have to be my new years resolution. Oh and also have ever made anything on a knitting machine. I got the ultimate sweater machine for Christmas but it keep jamming on me.
ReplyDeleteChurch fairs can be such fun! You're one busy lady Julie. Do you believe this cold we are having?? I hate it :(
ReplyDeleteHi Julie,
ReplyDeleteI love crocheting too! I am in the process of making a hat but just finished crocheting for a wreath that will be posted later in the week. It's very relaxing and fun at the same time. I also knit and find crocheting is easier on my body.
Hugs, Lynnie
I love that baby sweater and would have guessed it would sell in a heartbeat!
ReplyDeleteHello Julie,
ReplyDeleteYou are one VERY talented lady! :) Each item you made is simply beautiful! Have a blessed day, friend!
Hi Julie! LOVE seeing so much yarnie goodness! Looks like the Church had a great turnout for folks..and that makes me happy :)
ReplyDeleteYour Granny Goodies always make me happy though..guess I'm a sucker for a good Granny piece <3
What lovely items for your church bazaar, Julie! You are an inspiration in your beautiful crocheted items.
ReplyDeleteAre you still enjoying your new purse?? xo
Julie,
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful things!! You are so talented!!
Thanks so much for all your visits!!
Hugs,
Deb
What busy needles!
ReplyDeleteOh what beautiful work! My daughter is learning and making a shell pattern she is having trouble :((( she is a busy mom with two teens and feels she has wasted so much time on it. We've just been texting about it!
ReplyDeleteYou have been such a busy lady. I bet you were tempted to layer up with the blankets during this cold weather! Keep warm my lovely xx
ReplyDeletebeautiful , wow, you have spent a lot of time creating all of this sweetness. Thank you so much for helping to make the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop so much fun Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on my London post! We went during New Years so it was pretty crowded as well and the weather was bad but it was actually pretty warm.
ReplyDeletewow Julie, you really have been busy. Sounds like a wonderful event! We use to have bazaars in our church where woman donated handmade items and then they were sold to go towards the church budget. They no longer do that. I remember going with my mother as a teen and seeing all of the marvelous items the ladies had made. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
The craft fair sounds like fun. You've been a busy girl. Sounds like something I would enjoy going to very much!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is a lot of work!
ReplyDeleteYou've been very productive Julie - the crochet pieces look fantastic!
You're so talented! Glad the fair was a success! :)
ReplyDeleteSusan
Wow!!!! You have so many makes and such brilliant projects! I bet you were a huge success.
ReplyDeletethanks for linking up at http://www.crochetaddictuk.com
Aww Julie these are so sweet. I always loved crocheted blankets when mine were babies. Thanks for sharing at Creative Mondays...
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, just to let you know, pinned and featuring your post this week at Creative Mondays, thanks again for linking up :)
Deletelovely lovely crochet and knit! :) As fellow yarnaholics, we drool! Thanks for linking to Snickerdoodle Sunday!
ReplyDeleteHi, found you on kathewithane. Really wonderful crocheting. I love the blankets and have the fondest memories about using croched blankets.
ReplyDeleteI really like the baby sweater you made, and the pink and white ripple blanket one of the other ladies made. I wish I had a crochet group! Thanks for sharing at Submarine Sunday!
ReplyDeleteFabulous collection! I love the granny square sweater and the yellow, purple and pink multicolour baby blanket :) Rhondda Congratulations! This project was one of the featured designs at Link & Share Wednesday! http://www.oombawkadesigncrochet.com/2014/01/link-and-share-wednesday-party-25.html
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of work! Thanks so much for linking!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking. Looks like you had a great sale. I love all the crocheted items.
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