O.H! M.Y.!
Little Kaffe charm squares all neatly combined.
You know how I love anything Kaffe.
And I've been learning how to crochet.
I MUST give this a try!
And yes, Sewing Daisies is now on my side bar.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Kaffe Fusion Blanket
Heidi of Sewing Daisies has combined Kaffe with Crochet, creating the Kaffe Fusion Blanket.
O.H! M.Y.!
Little Kaffe charm squares all neatly combined.
You know how I love anything Kaffe.
And I've been learning how to crochet.
I MUST give this a try!
And yes, Sewing Daisies is now on my side bar.
O.H! M.Y.!
Little Kaffe charm squares all neatly combined.
You know how I love anything Kaffe.
And I've been learning how to crochet.
I MUST give this a try!
And yes, Sewing Daisies is now on my side bar.
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Brilliant!! What a great idea and how much fun is that? Well really anything Kaffe is fun!
Oh well that is just gorgeous!!! xo
sure looks different - I never would have thought to combine the two.
Karen
http://karensquilting.com/blog/
Now, that's extremely clever!
that combing stuff is a ton harder than it seems/looks. Any time you try to put a crochet needle through fabric it's tough. Very beautiful. I've crocheted for about 20 years now. Love it. I started quilting 10 years ago. I also pulled out my cross stitch last night. I forget how small those
X's are! my eyes are not what they used to be.
Fabulous!!
Mary
Wonderful idea.
(edit-sp mistake)
Looks to be the same vein as my sister’s tea towels with the crocheted tops so the towel can hang over the oven door. She uses an awl to poke the holes and matched the yarn to the towel theme. I’m loving it all over again !~!
The crochet is beautiful, I love your blog
Hey there Nedra,
Thank you very much for showcasing my Kaffe Fusion blanket, I am so happy you like it.
The blanket is actually very easy to make. Once you have learnt the basics of crochet you will be able to knock one of these out in no time!
Happy crocheting...I look forward to seeing your first blanket :-D
xHeidi
That is a great idea. I love the idea of fabric and yarn together.
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