I was recently inspired by some gorgeous knit headwraps I saw for sale online, so decided to create my own "knit-look" crocheted version. It's so awesome to be able to use this crochet-technique to create a completely convincing knit-look design! Well, I love it anyhow. :) I created a pretty "fascinator" flower to accent it and sewed a metallic button in the middle. It will keep Holland's ears warm as it's getting a little chilly here in New Zealand.
I was recently inspired by some gorgeous knit headwraps I saw for sale online, so decided to create my own "knit-look" crocheted version. It's so awesome to be able to use this crochet-technique to create a completely convincing knit-look design! Well, I love it anyhow. :)
I created a pretty "fascinator" flower to accent it and sewed a metallic button in the middle. It will keep Holland's ears warm as it's getting a little chilly here in New Zealand.
That is just gorgeous! Ok, well, I've learnt how to do a chain st. and a single and double crochet! I'm getting there!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. :) Keep it up...you'll be an expert in no time!
ReplyDeleteIts lovely xx
ReplyDeleteHi! This is sooo cute!
ReplyDeleteIs the pattern for free or for sale?
I am interested in a pattern?
ReplyDeleteAll my crochet patterns are available in my etsy shop at www.hollanddesigns.etsy.com. Thanks.
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