Summer Scarves
Spring / Summer Pendant Jewelry Scarf, NL-1615I
(Office Product) Well Done Jewelry
11 colors available
144 gram
Needle-shape pendant
70.87'' length
White Color
I've decided that I want to take up a new hobby this summer, and knitting/crocheting sounds quite fun. I intend my first project to be a simple scarf, but I'm not sure whether I should knit or crochet said scarf.
I've been crocheting for many many years and find it very relaxing and easy. It was pretty easy to learn, and I've taught a few people who picked it up VERY quickly (and I'm a lousy teacher).
I need a good crocheting project to keep busy. It's summer so I don't have much use for scarves and hats
How about crocheting a market bag or a cell phone pouch. Face cloths or dish rags go quick and are portable too. I've started making snuggle rugs for the Humane Society for the cat cages this Summer. Here's a link: http://crochet.about.com/library/bifreep atts1.html
With Twinkie Chan's Crochet Goodies for Fashion Foodies, crocheters can have their cupcakes and wear them, too. The founder of her own popular line of food-inspired fashions, Twinkie Chan has whipped up a feast of head-turning scarves, mittens, hats, and more so that her many fans can learn to make her culinary creations at home. You'll find recipes for food-themed scarves that feature sushi, salad, gingerbread men, buttered toast, eggs and bacon, ice-cream cones, popcorn boxes, and more. You'll also learn how to make a pair of strawberry fingerless mittens, a chocolate cupcake hat complete with a cherry on top, and even a coconut-lemon cake tissue box cozy. Twinkie Chan's Crochet Goodies for Fashion Foodiesis divided into three chapters--Sweet Things, Fruits and Veggies, and Savory Stuff--and comes complete with an illustrated how-to section, lists of "ingredients" for each project, easy-to-follow, step-by-step directions, and full-color...
Poète Spring/Summer 2012 Catalog
Welcome to Candyland! Take a look at all those pretty goodies in the newest Poète spring/summer 2012 catalog! Don't you just love the uber-lovely dresses, the delicious colors and alluring prints? We are definitely head-over-heels with the Spanish brand's latest collection, perfect to dazzle in the sun. The Poète girl is romantic, feminine, delicate, fresh and creative. Moreover, she loves to flaunt her personal style and stand out through unique, innovative ensembles.
For the season ahead, the label's offerings are seriously flirty and ladylike and they're packed full of fun shades and a parade of girly details.
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Rainbow Ruffles Scarf - KnottyWares.com – Custom Crochet Artist ...
This fun scarf was made while I was a passenger. Sometimes I love watching things zoom by our of the corners of my eyes while I crochet…
This scarf is made of 2 types of yarn: Rainbow Eyelash yarn and Red Heart Yarn in Magenta. It is super soft and sold almost as fast as I created it.
Because it was made of donated yarn we donated all the proceeds to Salvation Army.
Sold For: $15
Proudly made by Summer Clemenson .
Winners of the Yarn, Knitting and Crochet Projects | The CSI Project
Hi there and welcome back to the CSI Project!
Again you made it a hard challenge to judge. So many great ideas!
I think this means the challenges need to get harder because you ladies are super talented.
You also very much impressed our guest judge, Allison, from A Glimpse Inside.
Here is what Allison said about her judging experience as a CSI judge,
“I so enjoyed being a judge here at The CSI Project. I was lucky enough to be the overall pick back in the summer of 2010 and have been in the top ten as well and it was so great to know that someone loved my projects as much as I did! I am definitely NOT a knitter or crocheter but I do love to work with yarn every now and then so I was so impressed while looking through all of your projects!! I just can’t imagine taking some needles (is that what they are called? lol) and yarn and creating the lovely creations that you all have submitted! SO IMPRESSED! I had a little trouble narrowing down the picks but I eventually did so here we go!”
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