Mar 30, 2018
Tried Country Quilt pattern with tunisian crochet for fun ^o^
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Tried Country Quilt pattern with tunisian crochet for fun ^o^
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finally felt like starting my third pink panther..
my first tunisian star *-* i crochet it along with this video<<
Top & bottom of the head/body is done. These colors looks adorable together<3
Since i didnt buy the pattern its time to figure out which corner goes where and what motif i have to crochet to fill the blank spaces *0* MY FAVE PART!
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decide to try the slipper photo i share here yesterday *-* hope numbers will fit my or anyone’s feet in the end x’D...
i kind of end up trying new projects this week... There is a dahlia entrelac pattern by gourmet crochet on ravelry. And there are pretty detailed photos of projects *-* i cant help myself but try it out myself! I dont know what im doing with yellow round or if im right but it will look right with bigger square rounds i hope x’D..
i kind of want to leave this for tomorrow but i cant it makes me feel weird.... first time to sew it this way after all the turtles i crochet i hope i didnt sew any part wrong or else (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻)
edit: i knew something was so easy with sewing... the leg hexagons’ werent suppose to sewn with each other...