I'll be very happy to work for Britta, and surprise her in the mail during the first week of December.
I made my first potholder last week (not for this swap or I wouldn't show it, of course !) from a shiny cotton (the main color is actually a nice grey not blue-ish, but my camera lens is broken & fussy when it comes to get a decent picture).
I believe cotton makes the most convenient (& safer in the kitchen) potholders, what do you think ?
The pattern is from this book.
Have a lovely week ! It almost feels like Fall here in Western France and I look forward to cozy crocheting evenings !
Very nice potholder..the color is lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis is so, so beautiful! The colors & design of your potholder are incredibly subtle and gorgeous!
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ReplyDeleteI didn't know you were France... :-) One of these years we may visit there... Another place to visit after retirememt...
After all of these years I have not made pot holders. But these are pretty...:-)
How beautiful! I can't wait to se what you'll make for me :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Thanks for posting it!
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely, lovely!!!!
ReplyDeletethank you, ladies !
ReplyDeleteBritta : I'm working on it ! i'm selecting the yarn at the moment... suspense ;P
Susan : like me you don't have any email available, but in case you need any info or want to chat, I invite you to contact through the ink "contactez l'auteur" on the top right of my blog pages. This is exciting and I hope you'll have a a great time here in our country :)
That is so beautiful, I'm not quite sure though how you could use it as a pot holder...way too nice!
ReplyDeletetrixi : blushing !
ReplyDeletebut it's made for use
miss prudence : it's in cotton, and no doubt you can !
I just wish I could read Japanese! I looked up the pattern book and can only find it in Japanese...ho hum!
ReplyDeletenot sure how to reach you by mail...
ReplyDelete(but I tried to send you an email)
no need to read japanese, all japanese crochet books have diagrams (which are great because an international language !)no written explanations to read...
Very Pretty!!
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