Too long.
No time for crocheting or blogging.
And I'm way behind answering emails...
Just before this very hectic period started
I whipped up this granny square potholder.
Pastel colours & bobbles on the front, plain white on the back.
Although I wasn't present online during the last weeks,
there were a couple of very sweet mentions of this little blog:
♦ Anna from Bashmachok's World made this lovely tulip scarf.
♦ Heather from Vintage Grey made this gorgeous Peaches & Cream potholder.
♦ Solvi from En Stovel og en sko made this beautiful doily.
Do check out these lovely blogs from these very talented bloggers!
It's wonderful to be a small part of the international blogging community,
to be inspired by all those talented people out there.
Thank you!
Have lovely day!
Love the little teapot as well :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's a favourite of mine too. :-)
DeleteLove your pot holder and your cute little tea pot!! :) So pretty! I love following along with Heather's inspiring blog, off to visit the other two! :) Happy Tuesday! xx Holly
ReplyDeleteI like your new pot holder very much, your patterns and colours are lovely here, Heather x
ReplyDeleteThanks for your sweet comment!
DeleteBeautiful pot holder and it is perfect for spring with the soft colors! I really need to give the popcorn stitch a try, they always look so pretty! Thanks for the sweet mention! Wishing you a most lovely week! xo Heather
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely stitch, at the moment I'm just smitten with it!
DeleteBeautiful pot holder. I will check the suggested blogs...
ReplyDelete♥ Ana BC
Thank you!
DeleteWhat a beautiful potholder with soft colors. I love your photographs too.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like the photos!
DeleteOh my! I´m in total love with your color choice!!!
ReplyDelete:-))) Thanks!
DeleteLove it !beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh this is so scrummy, it is a visual feast and I can actually imagine what it feels like too!
ReplyDeleteOh, thanks - that's such a big compliment!
DeleteI loved !
ReplyDeleteI adore this pot holder! It is just perfect. Could you post the pattern, or at least how you made the edging? Thank you, I love all your projects
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