It is the little things that make life what it truly is, an adventure. It is these same little things that should be savored, whether they are good or bad. Here,you will find a bit of everything, from craft ideas to my own savors and thoughts. Enjoy!
Monday, December 7, 2015
Sauron's First Project
Hi, my name is, Cassie and I'm a closeted Lord of the Rings geek.
Everyone needs something to completely geek out over and although I love that crocheting can be a part of that...I mean not many people understand the different yarn ply's, hook and stitch names or crochet lingo like "FROG", outside of crocheters and knitters. I have always had a love fore Tolkien's works. I have read most of his books and Lord of The Rings is my favorite series next to Fast and Furious.
I've been looking at the crochet hooks on Etsy, that have been custom made with polymer clay handles. People geek out over Dr. Who, Star Wars and Disney and I have found plenty of custom hooks for those but they aren't me. The more I thought about it, the more I really wanted to get a custom Lord of the Rings, hook set. Eventually I would love to get some Lord of the Rings stitch markers as well, but for now, I'm just geeking out over the hooks.
So, I asked this nice lady, on Etsy who I have seen her hooks and they are all so very wonderful. I asked her if she would ever think about making some Lord of the Rings hooks. We talked more about it and I recieved my very first Lord of the Rings hook a couple of weeks ago. It is a size H, Boye crochet hook.
Of course after recieving it, I had to find a project for it, considering I'm still working on my husband's blanket for Christmas and that takes an I hook.
So, I worked up this elephant parade cowl:
This pattern is $3 USD and it is a great work up. If you enjoy or want to practice colorwork, this designer has great patterns for both knitting and crochet. Most of them are hats but I enjoy her patterns.
Remember that you are Beautiful and well loved.
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Accessory,
Color Work,
Crochet,
Etsy,
Lord of the Rings,
patterns
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This is SO COOL!
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