Hello,
I started this roses afghan back in May. I stopped because I didn't really happy with the way I crocheted. I normally crochet tightly but for these roses tight stitches didn't make nice roses (that was my thought then) so I crocheted loosely. As I joined the squares together, it became sagging. I wanted to take the squares apart and redo the entire thing but the thought of it scared me. I had 40 roses so far.
You were wondering what is it with the two colors? I love that bright purple yarn but each ball had only 165 yards compare to the dark purple yarn it had 315 yards in a ball and they cost the same. So my plan was to have the bright color in the center and the dark color around it. I used Caron Simply Soft.
You can fine the rose tutorial here.
Helen
I started this roses afghan back in May. I stopped because I didn't really happy with the way I crocheted. I normally crochet tightly but for these roses tight stitches didn't make nice roses (that was my thought then) so I crocheted loosely. As I joined the squares together, it became sagging. I wanted to take the squares apart and redo the entire thing but the thought of it scared me. I had 40 roses so far.
You were wondering what is it with the two colors? I love that bright purple yarn but each ball had only 165 yards compare to the dark purple yarn it had 315 yards in a ball and they cost the same. So my plan was to have the bright color in the center and the dark color around it. I used Caron Simply Soft.
You can fine the rose tutorial here.
Helen
4 comments:
These roses look so pretty Helen.
The roses are pretty. That is a big project to do.
Looking pretty, Helen! Do I see a touch of glitter in the yarn?
I don't think I would have been able to start over after having 40 roses done either. I like the two different colored roses. It's really pretty
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