More Christmas trees with the sparkly green yarn and icicles made from a pattern found at Debi's blog Dly's Hooks and Yarns.
Lorraine (With a Grateful Prayer and a Thankful Heart) posted a washcloth pattern yesterday so I whipped one up this morning using some worsted cotton from the States.
I'm still making little Christmas stockings from whatever yarn I have around me, using the pattern posted by Angie at Le monde de Sucrette
And just to switch things up, another heart using the pattern posted by Marilyn at Room on the Left.
It's so fun to blog hop and be inspired. Thanks to all of you who share your talents with us.
Have a great weekend!
25 comments:
Everything looks so nice. Thanks for the link-up. :)
Love the little stockings ! ! Don't you just love those rare times when the day is just for you !!??!!
Happy Holidays!!
Marilyn
Thanks to you as well........your blog is just wonderful! Love the crochet........so pretty! blessings,Kathleen
Those are all so adorable!
These are all adorably lovely!!!!
I love making Christmas things
Love the icicles and the trees! I promised the kids to make a garland this weekend with the toilet paper rolls we've been saving like crazy.Hope we really do.
Have a nice weekend!
Dearest Tammy,
I love your crocheting - sweet little Christmas-stockings and wonderful trees and icicles (what a great idea!)
Sending warm hugs to you,
Traude
So cute, your little stockings and trees, Tammy. Thanks for sharing! Hope the rest of your weekend is great! Susan
Don't you just love to have a weekend to yourself to create away! You were very creative with your weekend, Tammy! blessings ~ tanna
These things are really cute :) and I got lost in that site and following others from it....finally got back here to post :) TFS
All wonderful Tammy, I especially love the little icicles, what a great idea. Diane
The icicles are awesome! I'm thinking as ornaments for the tree. :-) Thank you for sharing!
Hi Tammy
Finally making it over to visit again.
Love those little socks, especially the bright red ones, and the green and cream.
Wish I could get motivated to do some creating myself.
off to see more of your posts.
Thanks for weekend greetings for my sweet fella and I.
blessings
barbara jean
Can just see a tree covered with the icicles. They're adorable. Jan
Love all your crocheted Christmas decorations, Tammy! Everything looks just wonderful!
SO glad you got some quiet time to sit and enjoy--I need some of that time! (Probably not going to get it, though...my college daughter gets home today!)
Wishing you a wonderful weekend, dear friend!
Julie
Ah these are pretty and sweet, very sweet.
Have a most lovely time gearing up for Christmas, dear Tammy xx
Thanks Tammy for being such an inspiration, you make me feel lazy though. I have such a lot already finished in my mind its just getting my fingers going. lol
Love the icicles and the fact that you refer to where we can get the patterns.
Love your blog.
Briony
x
My you have been busy with your needle and yarn. Love the icicles and of course, all the other goodies.
Have a wonderful weekend and my your needles continue to create such lovely treasures.
Oh, I love the icicles! Twyla
Your work is absolutely beautiful. What fun, whipping up stuff in PJs. Have a great rest of your weekend.
Those icicles are sooo cute!
WOW...you're whipping up quite a storm with all those gorgeous crochet goodies! Gorgeous work!
it looks like you had a wonderfully relaxing weekend with your crochet hook. You are restocking your supply of items to gift in the most wonderful way. What a simple pleasure to blog hop and be inspire. Good for you!!
XOXO
Renee
Aren't those little Christmas trees and icicles the cutest things? Love that you used sparkly yarn for the trees :) I love how your washcloth turned out - kind of a squiggly pattern to it. Looks like it would scrub good. Take care~
Tammy,
I can't get over how quickly you crochet all of these items - they're wonderful. Do you keep them or give them away as gifts or a little of both?
I thought that yesterday (Monday) would be my pajama day since I had that day off after the weekend of Birthday/Christmas festivities, but it didn't turn out like that. Instead, I wrote a total of 11 blog posts, which meant not only writing but working on 200 photos, washed all of the bedding and clothes, put everything away, cleaned up after the weekend, and wrapped a few additional presents. Luckily for me, I only have 6 days of work left this month and most of those are partial days.
Happy Tuesday.
Love, Linda
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