My True Love Gave To Me:
Mitered dishcloth pattern found here,
but working in both loops instead of back or front loops only.
Then they were doubled up and joined with a sc all the way around.
Then gingham was cut in heart shapes and
sewn on with the trusty ol' zig-zag setting on the sewing machine.
Then rick-rack placed, cut, pinned and hand sewn on:
(Rick-rack could be machine sewn but I had already joined the two sides so I sewed them by hand.)
For the final product:
Stay tuned, as there will be 5 of something tomorrow!
I love the pastel colours. do you have their names? I like the green that I would call mint green. Are they the Tilda yarns?
ReplyDeleteYour work is lovely! I'm looking forward to seeing the next posting! Have a gorgeous and creative weekend. I'm crocheting hearts by the dozen and adoring it too!
Thank you Sandra! The yarn is a 100% cotton yarn by Hobby Lobby - it's called "I love this cotton". The green is called pistachio. Cab't wait to see your hearts. :-)
DeleteYes, I love the pastel colors, too. That are lovely gifts.
ReplyDeleteLisa
They are lovely!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
I LOVE ASTRI,PARABÉNS.BEIJO.BOM DOMINGO.VALÉRIA.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Astri, the cookies look yummy from yesterday too. :)
ReplyDeleteThey look very lovely !!:)
ReplyDeleteI love them, well done my friend.
ReplyDeleteMeredith
They're very pretty Astri. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous! So cute with the hearts and I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteps - I finished my scarf. Blog post to come soon. :-)
Astri, все очень красиво, со вкусом. Мне тоже нравятся пастельные цвета. Ты молодец!
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty as all of your heart projects have been! xx
ReplyDeleteThese are SO beautiful! I love the pastel rainbow they create, and I have a special place in my heart for hearts. Your photography makes this collection all the better!
ReplyDeleteThe pastel colors are SO pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying all your Valentine posts! I love the gingham!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and so pretty :-) I love the idea of making a potholder by layering two dishcloths together. Loving the Valentine posts :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous and beautiful creation....Love how you work the fabrics and crochet.You are awesome.Great job !..Congrats.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis post is packed full of such beautiful things! I got excited when I saw it. Don't you love knowing that you excited someone with your post? That's part of what it's all about! Love, love, love all your hearts!
ReplyDeleteI've been missing for a couple of weeks and look what I've missed!!!! Lots of ideas to get doing on the weekend! Thankyou Astri!! Are the potholder a made using the 2 dishcloths just sewn together to create a thickness?
ReplyDeleteHugs sharm