Row, by row, I'm making a little progress on the Fisherman Wedding afghan. It is a bit slow going, but I'm enjoying working on it and I like the way it is looking so far...
I went back to the hook sizes that the pattern calls for, I had thought about using smaller hooks, but I wasn't happy with the drape of the fabric, so I went back to the larger hooks.
I'm off to sit in my crochet chair and get hooking, I've got a wedding deadline to meet!
I hope your week is going well so far.
HDP
Oh, this pattern is lovely - it's expected to not zip along like a simple dc stitch...this will be a treasured family heirloom indeed!
ReplyDeleteNice work!
It's beautiful and sure to be treasured.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh Heather, this is beautiful. What a treasure this will be. Your work is perfect. This is a true labor of love. Thanks for posting about where the pattern is from. I would like to find this. It will be a while before I can tackle a project of this size but something I would like to do. Have a wonderful day. Blessings.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is going to be gorgeous and treasured.
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Thank you Glor and DiddleDaddleDesigns. :-)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Cant wait to see it finished, gonna be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jennifer. :-)
ReplyDeleteWOW! I have this exact booklet. I bought it ages ago! It's nice to see someone making this afghan. It's turning out really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFound you on the Crochetville Blog post. What an amazing wedding gift. I collect older crochet patterns, you can find so many beautiful designs.
ReplyDeleteThank you Michelle and Bailey for your nice comments and for stopping by my little "slice" of life. I like the older pattern books too, lots of pretty things to make. :-)
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