First, a warm scrappy welcome to Karrin! May all your scrapping be happy!
As my reader will know, last month I embarked on a “soft” ScrapHappy project so, because I have so woefully neglected to notice how far into February we already are, I thought I would show you the completed effort as another ScrapHappy post.
And here it is, in the wild…
… and in the shop…
And now, I have made this* for our St David’s Day shop window display…
Made from a stash someone brought into the shop for us to repurpose, it took me a while to get right but The Snail guided me (whilst she knocked up half a dozen!). I feel quite happy about my crochet development!
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* The daffodil, not the dog.
Many other people contribute to Kate and Gun’s wonderful ScrapHappy every month – check out what they have been up to too!
Kate, Gun, Eva, Sue, Lynda,
Birthe, Turid, Susan, Cathy, Tracy,
Jan, Moira, Sandra, Chris, Alys,
Claire, Jean, Jon, Dawn, Gwen,
Sunny, Kjerstin, Sue L, Vera, Edith
Nanette, Ann, Dawn 2, Carol, Preeti,
Debbierose, Nóilin, Viv, Karrin,
Amo, Alissa, Lynn, Tierney and Hannah
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A daisy for Daisy next, perhaps?
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😁😁😁
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I love the way you displayed the flower on the dog’s nose – she/he is so patient! LOL The little toadstool is a great offering, too.
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Sammy can be very patient when he wants to be! At least he didn’t try to eat the daisy afterwards… 😁
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I’m glad you cleared that up, I was beginning to wonder at the god-like skill that might be needed to create a doggo from scraps… Your crochet skills are coming along nicely, and are already infinitely superior to mine 😂
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😂 Well, a bit more practice required before a fully working ScrapHappy doggo but you never know…
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I await the results with bated breath…! You could pick your favourite bits, er, scraps, from every breed. It would be a Scrappy Sensation.
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😂🤣😂
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You will be put to work teaching the crochet class soon!
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looks to me like you’ve mastered crochet and are totally hooked!
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I am certainly enjoying creating things with hook and yarn! 😁
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I am enjoying and admiring the crochet progress! If you make a slightly bigger one it would become a hat instead of a snout-warmer!
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Oh, now there’s an idea for the next project! 😁
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your crochet skills are progressing nicely. Love the mushroom, how about a whole row of them? Hopefully St. David is as impressed as doggie.
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Thank you, yes, I am getting the hang of the hook! Doggie is easily impressed, not sure about saints… 😁
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I see a lovely mushroom, happy with all its colors, and then I get a bit farther in your post. Your flower got photo bombed by the dog lol, adorable!
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Thank you! 😁😁
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I love the toadstool and the daffodil is magical. Your skills are progressing rapidly, but then, you have a teacher to hand. I like the colors…
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Thank you! It certainly helps having an expert around to guide. I am slowly acquiring the skills needed for a particular project I have in mind… 😁
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The mushroom is so cute!
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Thank you! I used leftover sock wool which was patterned for the stem – I make make a bigger one just so that there are more colours in it! 😁
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