leads to another website.........and then to another website,
and then.....you find yourself surrounded with so many lovely images
and so many inspiring projects that you don't know what to try first!
This is what happened when I came upon this lovely crocheted lace.
The tutorial for this is 4 videos on YouTube and very easy to follow.
I will share the link with you at the end of this post.
I crocheted this piece the first time with a coral color, large,r count thread.
I loved it so much that I wanted to make a smaller size and longer piece to
add to my handmade lace box
One thing I love about video tutorials is that I can stop and go
back if I am either too slow stitching or if I do not quite understand the step
I am working with. If you go to this tutorial and decide to try your hand at
crocheting this piece, I wish you many happy crocheted stitches along the way.
here is the link,
Oooh! This is lovely. I've never tried my hand at crochet lace. I'm supposing that it uses a size 20 or 30 rather than a #10, but I will check the link you provided. Thanks for stopping over for a visit at my place & leaving a comment. This time I'm going to making soy candles, and they will be in 4 oz mason jars. I like to try new things. I still have beeswax ones I made, they don't burn right, and I have a tunnel going through the candle and wax left over. Thank you for the link.
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What a beautiful pattern for crocheted lace. I may give it a try this winter when I get nothing exciting to do. Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteLast winter I crocheted a lot of baby blankets from Youtube tutorials, and like you, I like that I can stop the video and go at my own speed.
All the best to you.
Hugs,
Julia
A Wonderful Lace project. My gramma B use to do this. Janice
ReplyDeleteOh my...I must get on YouTube to learn how to crochet. I can only do the most simple of chain stitch. Your lace is so lovely.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I got by before we had Youtube. I have always wished I had learned how to crochet when I was a girl. Now I think I never will, even with Youtube.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you did that on the first try! You have a talent.
ReplyDeleteMy late grandmother crocheted all the time. She made lace and would sew it onto the end of pillowcases. She always gave them away as wedding and shower gifts. When she died, I got a big box of her lace. After I married, I put some on my pillowcases in memory of her but my husband objected strongly. The lace would tickle his nose when he was asleep and he would wake in a panic thinking it was a spider.
Jeannie@GetMeToTheCountry