Breeze530
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Member Since: 04/25/2009

Roses and Strawberries Pocket Clutch
keyka | November 21st, 2009
Famity Tree Photos
CherishedMontages | November 21st, 2009
Quilled Card Tutorial
annquill | November 21st, 2009
Calm Mobius Scarf
Knitchicgrace | November 21st, 2009



Re: How to Make an Eco-Friendly Corsage
Lovely & much better than store bought.
posted: 5:56 pm on April 25thRe: Stylish ReFashion
Wow! You are so creative. I love the apron the best. It's stunning.
posted: 5:48 pm on April 25thRe: earrings
Very cute earrings!
posted: 5:46 pm on April 25thRe: a few more things...
I love all of them, but the necklace (4th one down) is outstanding! It gives me ideas about several aluminum rings my daughter just gave to me to use with my crocheted flowers.
posted: 5:43 pm on April 25thThanks for sharing!
Re: Bedspread quilt
Very nice bedspread with great colors! I also like that you used buth knitting & crochet in the same project.
posted: 5:37 pm on April 25thRe: Vickie Howell Shares Ways to Keep Knitting in This Economy
Unfortunately, for me, finding natural fiber sweaters in thrift shops doesn't work. I live in sunny California, CA (USA) & the wool just isn't there because of our nice weather.
posted: 5:09 pm on April 25thI do have some suggestions of things I've been doing lately though. I bought huge balls (for cheap) of decent bedspread weight crochet cotton in Natural. I've been crocheting a v-neck sweater with it & plan to embellish it with tiny thread flowers & leaves. But before I embellish it I'm going to dye the finished garment myself. It's always cheaper to buy thread in big cones that usually only come in white or ecru. The small balls of thread for the flowers are cheap because I need so little thread for them & I already have some colors in my stash.
I've also been crocheting flowers for a neck-piece from DMC embroidery thread. It's very cheap (US 39 cents) & comes in hundreds of beautiful colors.