I enjoyed seeing your photos here of your colorful granny squares. I included a link to this post in a "What Are Crocheters Saying Worldwide About Granny Squares?" post that I did today on my blog at www.sandimarshall.com
My post that I included a link to your blog on is on this web page: http://www.sandimarshall.com/what-are-crocheters-saying-worldwide-about-granny-squares/
It includes links to posts about granny squares that were all posted on May 25, 2010 by crocheters in various countries.
Thinking out of the box a bit, what about a Granny Garland? Something to cheer up a too boring corner, perhaps? (Honestly, I know nothing about your decorating style. And honestly again, a Granny Garland is not MY decorating style... but... hey, it just popped out of nowhere!)
Oooh... they're so pretty!... could they make part of a knit/crochet garden?... just been watching the Chelsea Flower Show and wondering why there's no knitted/crochet gardens?
Love your writing. Love your crocheting. Good crocheting is hard to find. Good writing, even harder. Glad to read what you say and will visit you often. Can't wait to see your grannys come together.
Hello Pip, These were taken with my 'baby', a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ38. I can recommend it; simple to use, lots of settings to experiment with, and lovely colour representation!
Great photos - the colours are so appealing
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing your photos here of your colorful granny squares. I included a link to this post in a "What Are Crocheters Saying Worldwide About Granny Squares?" post that I did today on my blog at www.sandimarshall.com
ReplyDeleteMy post that I included a link to your blog on is on this web page: http://www.sandimarshall.com/what-are-crocheters-saying-worldwide-about-granny-squares/
It includes links to posts about granny squares that were all posted on May 25, 2010 by crocheters in various countries.
Hello - I'm new to your blog so thought I'd introduce myself - lovely Grannies you have there!!! x
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you do with these colorful grannies, but I have to say they make a lovely display as they are in the basket. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely nothing wrong with just admiring your grannies for a bit, while thinking about what to do with them. I love them in that basket!
ReplyDeleteThinking out of the box a bit, what about a Granny Garland? Something to cheer up a too boring corner, perhaps? (Honestly, I know nothing about your decorating style. And honestly again, a Granny Garland is not MY decorating style... but... hey, it just popped out of nowhere!)
ReplyDeleteOooh... they're so pretty!... could they make part of a knit/crochet garden?... just been watching the Chelsea Flower Show and wondering why there's no knitted/crochet gardens?
ReplyDeleteLove your writing. Love your crocheting. Good crocheting is hard to find. Good writing, even harder. Glad to read what you say and will visit you often. Can't wait to see your grannys come together.
ReplyDeletebtw love the yarn pics... would be interested to know what camera you're using?
ReplyDeleteHello Pip,
ReplyDeleteThese were taken with my 'baby', a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ38. I can recommend it; simple to use, lots of settings to experiment with, and lovely colour representation!