I'm taking five minutes of my day to share five things:
1) I am working on this knitted neck warmer and I've made a little bit of progress from last week. I won the yarn from a giveaway that KimM at Wisdom with Needle and Thread had from the Grow Your Blog Event. This yarn is soft to work with and I love it. Thanks Kim for the lovely yarn. I am happy to say that I am working on this scarf for myself.
2) This is a crocheted granny square neck warmer that I made. I crocheted 3 granny squares with 8 rows each and then I single crocheted them together. I crocheted a border around it all using single crochet and then I crocheted a pull using the chain stitch. I will be donating this for our church Christmas Fair that we have every November.
3) Here is a chunky blue neck warmer that I made. I crocheted this using the half double crochet stitch in the back loop. I'm donating this for the Christmas Fair.
4) I made another neck warmer using soft chunky pink yarn. I crocheted this using the half double crochet stitch in the back loop. I made this to donate to the fair.
5) Here is a crocheted shawl that I started working on last week. I am making this shawl using the half granny square. This is the first time that I'm crocheting a shawl and I do hope it will come out nice using different colors of yarn. This too I'm making to donate to the fair.
That is my update on my knitting and crocheting I have been doing lately. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you all have a nice weekend.
I will be sharing this with Amy from Love Made My Home for her Five on Friday link party that she is hosting.
Ah, such wonderful projects! What a blessing to work with your hands Julie. Thank you for the inspiration :) Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteAll your work looks lovely but I especially like the granny warmer - you know I have a soft spot for grannies :)
ReplyDeleteThe red one is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteWow so many great projects!!! I like how they are all different!
ReplyDeleteGREAT projects. I love that red one, too!!! That is a wonderful fie to share! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects and very generous of you to donate them.
ReplyDeleteYou are very talented! I wish I could crochet and so does my husband...he would have a beanie in every shape and color imaginable. Have a great weekend!
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I love the yarn on the knitted neck warmer you're making now, and everything looks great, as always, but that shawl!! That's going to be amazing when it's done!
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented, my friend! I absolutely love the items you have created and are in the process of making :) Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI really love your shawl! someone crocheted one for me at my retirement event. I think crochet makes beautiful shawls.
ReplyDeleteLovely knitting and crocheting projects, Julie!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is the knitted neck warmer, because of its elegant colour.
Have a nice weekend!
I love all the colors and the styles - you should be very warm
ReplyDeleteYou've got some lovely cosy makes there!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love seeing all the different textures and colors of the yarns that you're using!
ReplyDeleteWow, you have been a very busy lady!!! What great things you have made. My favourite so far is number four - I love the colour! - but I look forward to seeing more of the shawl as I love shawls!!! Thank you so much for joining in. I hope that you have a great weekend! xx
ReplyDeleteThey are all so pretty and you are such a good person to donate these for the church fair. Hopefully you won't need these until next year.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week end Julie
Mary
They are all so lovely, Julie and how kind of you to donate them! The baby sweater I am crocheting is done with the half double crochet in the back stitch, too! I have never done this stitch before, but I am pleased with how it is turning out. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. xo Karen
ReplyDeleteYou've been a busy lady Julie! You are such a blessing to your church with all your creations. Have a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, all your projects are wonderful! And Amy's link party sounds fun, I should join it some day too.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
Your crochet hook must be smoking with the amount of projects you have going Julie. There are going to be some very warm and stylish necks walking around NYC! xx
ReplyDeleteLovely projects Jule you have been busy. Have a great weekend. :) xx
ReplyDeleteNo wonder you have such a huge bag to donate at the end of the year! I remember marveling at how much you donated last year. Very generous of you Julie. And the yarn you won is beautiful. Looks very soft.
ReplyDeleteI have only made 1 1/2 dishcloths the whole winter - haha!
Hope you're having a good weekend. xo
Wow, Julie all of it looks really nice especially the granny neck warmer. My mom does a lot of knitting and crocheting too. She's knitting a top for me and can't wait to see it. I've done a couple of dish towels but nothing like this. Cheers and have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteYou really are the queen with the needle! Bravo! Thank you for the lovely inspiration. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove all the neck warmers Julie! So pretty, and how nice that you're making some for the church fair. I'm sure they'll be a big hit.
ReplyDeleteOh so many things on the go .... Very nice things ! Have a lovely sunday !
ReplyDeleteYou're so industrious! All beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteSusan
Wow, Julie! You've been busy. All such lovely items.
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Lovely projects, Julie! All of them so pretty.
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Hi Julie, wonderful projects and each one is special. Thanks for sharing and Happy Spring!
ReplyDeleteHugs, CM
You are so good at knitting and crocheting Julie! Lovely pieces.
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One piece is prettier than the next! LOVE the blue and pink ones, most of all!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces, especially love the first one. I came upon your site through your guest post @ Sarah's. I've been trying to follow you, but cannot find a follow button. I'm stuck on a knitting project and would love to be inspired again. What charities do you knit for? Would love to do that too.
ReplyDeleteI have never made a neck warmer before but I do feel inspired to cast on for one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful crocheted projects, Julie! Sure to keep the necks and hearts very warm indeed! :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I have had a crochet shawl on my to do list for years, and still haven't made my first. You are inspiring me to move it up on my list. :)
ReplyDeleteI love all of your pretty projects Julie. The red one is my favorite! Big surprise! ;)
ReplyDeleteFun! I would make more neck warmers if it would be cooler here more. :(
ReplyDeleteLove yours! :)
~Liz
I love all of these! I'm always so cold, and I think a neckwarmer would be wonderful.
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