This week's challenge was described by Andrea as 'Howard and Seddon' colours - remember the architect's office from November?
I've been in crochet mood so spent last Saturday evening crocheting this little cushion. You really need 'feelynet' to truly appreciate it, it's made with cottons so feels really soft and cuddly :) It's equivalent in size to an A5 sheet of paper. I did fancy crocheting a unionjack in these colours but I couldn't work it out in time so went with the seasonal idea of hearts.
If it helps any, think of these wonderful colours chosen by Ruby as three shades of red and a blue. Your blue could be an accent, and your shades of red could be hearts, or flowers, or butterflies. I bet they'd look fantastic on a journal page too. Hmmm, might need to play with them there too! ;)
I started with a simple heart crocheted in pink, following a pattern I found on t'internet, then kept changing yarn colour doing around each subsequent heart; I made some of this up so there is the odd bit of wonkiness but hey, it's handmade, and my first crocheted cushion YAY! :)
I'm now rather tempted with the idea of crocheting a heart garland.....I just need more hours in a day, or more days in a week! Check out Ruby's account of her first experience of choosing a colour story over at The Play Date Cafe and see what our designers made of this week's colours. Have fun, and enjoy the real challenge of getting these colours to work for you - you'll be pleased you did!
Oh Sarah, it is just so FABULOUS!!!! love, love, love your cushion :)
ReplyDeletelol! at 'feelynet' :)
so true tho, when I saw your cushion that is exactly what I want to do, I'd love to pick it up and feel it's texture and softness :)
Always love when you surprise us with something NOT of paper and this qualifies for sure!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful crochet work xx
What a happy surprise! Just a darling little heart and you MUST do a garland of them! How fabby would that be? :D
ReplyDeleteI love the feeling of crocheted cotton Sarah! Your heart is fabby :) I checked out that garland too - you should give it a go! (just pretend you have the time!)
ReplyDeleteGreat take Sarah, you are talented in so many artistic ways.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
luv and hugs {brenda} xoxox
Love the crochet heart Sarah. Hope your parecel has arrived!!
ReplyDeleteLove the crochet heart Sarah. Hope your parcel has arrived!!
ReplyDeleteLoVe your cushion, it's SO funky!!! FAB job!! I need to learn to crochet! (insert stamping feet and foldy arms!!) ;o)
ReplyDeleteWOW Sarah!!! You are one creative crafty lady!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I envy your talent to crochet! I wish I could...well, I can...do it! I just have to sit down and PRACTICE! Your project is so delightful and perfect for the time of year! Howard and Seddon...look out! {wink, wink}
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, Sarah, a heart garland would be divine! You just need to create more time exponentially to do it in! I want to touch that little heart. Looks very soft.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous heart Sarah, wish I could crochet. A garland is a fabulous idea too. Tracy Evans x
ReplyDeleteWow! You are talented! Pure heart heavenly bright colors...so so lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are soooooo talented! I love love love that you paint, craft, scrap, journal, make cards, and crochet! Is there any craft you don't do??? And I love that you took a pattern off the internet. I'm a visual person!
ReplyDeleteYou always share the most amazing projects--LOVE IT! Great pillow:) And great use of the colors!!!
What a great project. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove love love your crocheted piece, Sarah!! Wow you are one multi-talented lady!
ReplyDeleteFirst one? Very good job on this pretty crocheted heart. Never tried crochet, did try knitting (flop), so I just stuck to needlepoint and now cards.
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love that you're so full of crafty surprises, Sarah! This is so sweet and such a beautiful take on the color story!
ReplyDeleteYou go girl!! How cool is this cushion...and you crocheted it? You are definitely multi-talented!
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