she's making granny squares. i wanted her to teach me while she's here, but i am mainly watching her while she creates. she is working so fast and effortlessly, it makes me feel clumsy. i think, i need to get some thicker yarn instead of this really thin cotton.
lucky you!
ReplyDeletemany times it is in the watching where the art lies at the moment . lovely series trinsch
ReplyDeleteOh, this makes me want to crochet SO badly! The squares are beautiful. I am really itching to update my (lack of?) crochet skills. Soon. SOON!
ReplyDeleteHave a gentle week!
Smukke, smukke farver!!
ReplyDeleteJeg havde det på samme måde, da min mormor lœrte mig det. Sad og fumlede rundt med min ene oldemors firkant, mens hun allerede havde lavet fire!!
I would like to learn too ...
ReplyDeleteMe too I would like to learn! xo
ReplyDeleteoh, j'adore, j'adore !!! I've got the same granny squares on my bed !
ReplyDeleteWow, your mum is a fast worker. Lovely little squares and lovely colours too.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I have tagged you over at my blog with a 'Sunshine Award'. Stop by when you have a moment to find out more.
Your photos make me want to learn this too! Looks like these squares are going to make something quite lovely :^)
ReplyDeleteMy mom made me a vest out of these squares. Very retro :-)
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ReplyDeletetell you Mum ,if she needs a holiday in the Netherlands I got a spare room
ReplyDeleteLovely photos!
ReplyDeleteYou know that table cloth.. :) It's made of fabric from Swedish Åhléns. Don't know if they have it still. I love it too, wish I had it in more colors for alternation.
I can't begin to tell you the therapeutic effect crocheting has. The size of your cotton or hook don't matter. Really.
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