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how to crochet bobble edging

How to Crochet Bobble Edging

February 26, 2016June 8, 2018 Blog
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How to Crochet Bobble Edging is the 3rd in a little series of posts about different crocheted edgings. If you missed the others, you can find them here. Shell Edging Picot Edging Bobble edging is trickier than the others. It involves an unusual little manoeuvre where you have…

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How to Crochet Shell Edging

February 5, 2016March 23, 2016 Living a Creative Life
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How to Crochet Shell Edging is the first in a series of 4 tutorials I am writing about different crochet edgings. If you hang around to the end of the series, there will be a free pdf printable of these edgings plus 2 more! Edgings can be used to decorate…

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"To be creative is to let little pieces of your he "To be creative is to let little pieces of your heart go and place them into each project you make." Pat Bravo, textile designer. This quote shows perfectly why it doesn't matter if what you make isn't perfect. Perfection isn't the point! A machine might be able to do something perfectly, and get the same perfect results every time. That's why mass produced is awful. Dozens of things, all the same, with no variation. Handmade things are different. Each one is unique. Even if we make the same thing several times, each one will be different because it is very hard to make things that are identical. It's the same in nature. Each little leaf, flower, buzzing insect, cat, or human is different. They're not supposed to be the same. We are not the same. And the things that make things different might be what makes them imperfect, but I'd rather have something unique and imperfect than boringly perfect and the same as a hundred others. #lettinggoofperfectionism #perfectisboring #creativelife #creativityeveryday #handmade
As makers of things, it's easy to see how colour i As makers of things, it's easy to see how colour inspires us. It's often the first thing we think of when we're planning to make something. But textures often come into it as well. When we're sewing, it's how we want the finished thing to feel. A cool summer skirt, a crisp shirt, a flouncy party dress for a little child, a warm winter coat. With knitting and crochet, we might choose stitches that give a smoother finish, like stocking stitch, or something more varied, bobbles or cabling. Even with painting, there are ways to paint that suggest textures, and certain colours that evoke smoothness, or a rougher surface. Different textures are all around us, and inspiration might strike if we take a moment to notice 💖🌸🌿 The theme of July's Wild Blossom Companion is textures, and if you would like to find out more about it, it is for sale in my Etsy shop Gather and Bloom. The link is in my bio 💖 #summertextures #creativelife #summerinspiration #wildblossomlife #wildblossomcompanion #natureinspired
This is a shameless plug for a thing I've made. This is a shameless plug for a thing I've made. It's the Wild Blossom Companion for July. Can you see how pretty it is? I wanted it to feel like a treat, so they are all pretty colours with nice graphics. There's a little thing to read. The first couple of paragraphs are in the second picture. Then there are some quotes, from writers and artists. Next there are some creative invitations. These are open ended, joyful suggestions that won't result in anything polished, but will give you a chance to exercise your creativity and might feed into something else later on. There are journaling prompts, if that's your thing. If it's not, you could pick one or two to have a think about, or ignore them. I won't be coming round to check! Lastly there's a blank page for you to write your thoughts down on if you want to. The Wild Blossom Companion is a subscription, so you'd sign up for a year and get one every month. The info is on my website a.wilson.co.uk. Or if you just want to try July, I have individual months for sale on my new Etsy shop Gather and Bloom etsy.com/shop/gatherandbloomGB #creativelife #natureinspired #july #seasonalcreativity #slowingdownabit #wildblossomlife #wildblossomcompanion
Helping inspiration to find us doesn't have to be Helping inspiration to find us doesn't have to be complicated. A little walk and our senses are sometimes all we need. Even one small sensory thing can spark an idea. Swipe through the carousel for prompt for each sense that you can try when you are out. I've combined smell and taste, at least until the blackberries are ripe! What sense feels most inspiring to you at the moment? 🌸🌿🌱 #creativelife #creativity #natureinspired #summer #slowdownabit #creativityeveryday
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