This piece of filet crochet won third place in its category and is done in 20 cotton with a 1.25mm hook. I have worked with finer cotton but usually avoid it due to my eyesight not being what it used to be.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Prize winner # 3 - Bells & Bows
The third and final prize winner from my first year of competition was a piece from a pattern provided by a friend. This friend gave me the pattern expecting me to take 6-12 months to complete it and was quite surprised when I had it complete within 2 months.
This piece of filet crochet won third place in its category and is done in 20 cotton with a 1.25mm hook. I have worked with finer cotton but usually avoid it due to my eyesight not being what it used to be.
This piece of filet crochet won third place in its category and is done in 20 cotton with a 1.25mm hook. I have worked with finer cotton but usually avoid it due to my eyesight not being what it used to be.
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What a beautiful piece of crochet work.. Congratulations.. It isn't often we see men included in the art of crochet and knitting, although we have a couple in the crochet group I belong in aus...
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That is a stunning piece of work.. Congratulations.. :))
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