Monday, 5 January 2015
Friday, 2 January 2015
10. Doily
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| Cotton Lace Yarn |
I picked
this guy (Cotton Lace Yarn) when I first excited about doing crochet and
naively thought that I could work this guy too. LOL!
I also have a small size
crochet needle that I got from my mother since she no longer crochet for a very
long time, probably close to 20 years now. When I bought the yarn, I purposely
kept the label for my own reference. Yeah, it is in Japanese, but no worries. I
can read some and the most important part is the numbers on the label. The
cotton yarn is number 15 and the recommended crochet hooks size is 1.0 - 0.9
mm. That's about it! 
I also have a small size
crochet needle that I got from my mother since she no longer crochet for a very
long time, probably close to 20 years now. When I bought the yarn, I purposely
kept the label for my own reference. Yeah, it is in Japanese, but no worries. I
can read some and the most important part is the numbers on the label. The
cotton yarn is number 15 and the recommended crochet hooks size is 1.0 - 0.9
mm. That's about it!
This year,
looking forward to a positive turn out of my crochet works, I took a challenge
to handle this yarn, hence a doily.
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| ~ doily, doily, doily ~ |
The
tutorial provided by Sheruknittingcom
(@Sheruknitting) is actually not a doily but a
lace tape (I'm not familiar with the term) which consist of 2 parts. I
completed the first one and it looks like a very nice doily to a glass that I
am currently working for a crochet flower arrangements.
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| nice for this glass |
Well, this year I'm looking forward to learn some
other things that I could crochet with this yarn. Wish me luck! Thank you.
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Silhouette effect for no real
purpose
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Tutorial video:
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