Happy Halloween!
This is Witch Hazel. She says hi.
I crocheted her about 12 years ago for Halloween and she sits out front every year with her cauldron full of candy.
Sunday night I started a new project and Monday morning we woke up to the first frost of the season. How appropriate that the new project is Frost Flowers and Leaves?
It's not that it's a difficult pattern, but it certainly requires full attention. Lots of yarnovers and knit togethers in weird places. I know it looks white in the picture, but it's actually a very light blue.
I crocheted her about 12 years ago for Halloween and she sits out front every year with her cauldron full of candy.
Sunday night I started a new project and Monday morning we woke up to the first frost of the season. How appropriate that the new project is Frost Flowers and Leaves?
It's not that it's a difficult pattern, but it certainly requires full attention. Lots of yarnovers and knit togethers in weird places. I know it looks white in the picture, but it's actually a very light blue.
Labels: Frost Flowers and Leaves, Halloween
posted by Alison at 12:33 PM
17 Comments:
Hi Witch Hazel! You're a doll;-) Frost Flowers is going to be so gorgeous!
Love you, Witch Hazel!
Hi Witch Hazel! Don't you look lovely? :)
I have been aching to start Frost Flowers, but I'm going to try and finish the Forest Path Stole first. Looking at your gorgeous piece makes it very hard to keep to that resolution!
Aw, Witch Hazel is fabulous! Happy Halloween!
Mmm ... new purty.
Oooh, Frost Flowers! Very exciting stuff there. (You like your projects to be on the epic side, huh? ;-)
That reminds me that I probably need to go over to Ravelry and put that in my queue. I've admired it ever since I got the book years ago, but don't know why I haven't tackled it yet. Yours is looking lovely!
Another gorgeous shawl!
Happy halloween! I already love the FFL shawl!
I have lusted after that shawl for some time. I look forward to watching yours grow!
Oooh, lovely! Light blue lace is so delightful.
hazel is awesome.
Gorgeous work! (Okay, can you just see Ms. Green-faced Leicester hearing that and patting her hair in place just so, preening?)
Witch Hazel is fantastic! If I started now, I wonder if I'd have mine done by next Halloween? So many WIPs!!
Witch Hazel is quite the pleasant looking green-skinned lady, and what a nice start to Frost Flowers and Leaves!
FF&L looks great! I'd been imagining it in a super pale blue too. Did I miss the memo where you mentioned which yarn you're using?
Your lace is absolutely gorgeous!!!
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