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Thanks to YAM for fueling my urge to crochet Today I have 2 news squares
I thank our Host, YAM, for encouraging me not to give up on the troubled TREBLE.
She said she thought I'd find it a useful stitch to conquer...SHE WAS CORRECT**.
Last week I featured my 'version' of the treble.
This week I completed the real TREBLE. I used thicker yarn
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I have a new favorite crochet stitch...
It is called Aligned Cobble Stitch, it has such personality too and is fun. It is made with single and treble crochet stitches.
I had an entire skein of Soft Sage...it is such a pretty color
YAM was correct about the treble stitch** it is the terrific Treble that makes this adorable cobble pattern
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More on this photo on July 15
Hari OM
ReplyDeleteOOoh Miss C - brava!!! As you will see on my own post today, those longer stitches, even unlinked, can make very fine things! YAM xx
Your new squares are beautiful and we are so happy that you have mastered the treble! We can't wait to hear more about the Cat in the Hat poster!
ReplyDeleteGreat crochet. I enjoy using the treble when I'm doing a doily which I am right now. You're crocheting is terrific and I enjoy the Symmetry this morning. Happy Saturday and a hot day.
ReplyDeleteThey look complicated! I never learned how to crochet, always wanted to, but I'm not sure I'd have the patience at this point. 🙃
ReplyDeleteNice work on both. I like the looks of that coble stitch.
ReplyDeleteBoth those squares look very well done.
ReplyDeletewow! ~ great crocheting ~ so creative too ~
ReplyDeleteHugs to you Cecilia and Angel Madi ~
Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
Beautiful! You really are most talented!
ReplyDeleteThe soft sage color is so pretty. The treble stitch and the coble stitch make such a nice distinct pattern. Well done, C! I am curious about the Cat in the Hat photo too! Has to be at your walking mall I am thinking... I see the metal door.
ReplyDeleteBoth squares are looking good. I particularly like the cobble stitch.
ReplyDeleteNever learned a doggone thing about those things.
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed your crochet pieces and am curious about you last photo, so I will be back. Sending hugs :)
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