..........the crochet kind, you understand!
My hexagon blanket has had to take a back seat in favour of festive crochet projects I'm afraid.
This week I have been whipping up snowflakes for the living room window.
They are blocking as we speak.
I used the lovely Lucy's pattern for the top ones and the big one was made using Sarah London's 2012 snowflake pattern.
Snow Bite anyone?
How have I only just discovered these? They are Christmas Mini Eggs, yummy!
Also managed another snood using the pattern from Annaboo's House. I had some Sirdar Indie yarn left over and it's gorgeously chunky, perfect for this pattern.
And baked a boiled fruit loaf for hubby to take to work.
Hope you're all having a lovely week!
xxx
I love your seasonal projects! Yummy fruit loaf!
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ReplyDeleteWhat lovely projects you have got on the go. I am looking forward to seeing the snowflakes in all their glory. I think the snood will be perfect for the winter months to come as well.
Best wishes
Ellie
Love those little snowflakes - so pretty!
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
Lots of nice crochetwork going on in your home; love that!
ReplyDeleteI hope your husband knows how lucky he is
;-) ! Love, Mirjam.
You sound so busy, and definitely a Christmassy feel too :) Love your snowflakes, I have so many more to make :) x
ReplyDeleteYour snowflakes are really pretty! I made some using Lucy's pattern too. And now I have to find some of those mini eggs snow balls. :D
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Such pretty snowflakes and your hexies are beautiful! Happy creating!! xo Heather
ReplyDeleteLovely snowflakes Victoria! How have you only just found Snow Bites ... They have been around a long time, as they are a traditional feature in my children's stockings, but can't remember when that started! Love them xxx
ReplyDeleteI'm loving these snowflakes and I am determined that having failed to learn to crochet this year next year I will succeed and will be making some myself twelve months from now.
ReplyDeleteThese these snowflakes are lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteOh how I crave to do all the things you d,o Hun :-( all looks totally amazing
ReplyDeleteHello Victoria!
ReplyDeleteThose snowflakes look just lovely! They would look perfect on the Christmas tree.
Have ana amazing week!
These snowflakes are sooo beautyful! Perfect for Christmas I think too. Have a good week and greetings from Germany. Sabine.
ReplyDeleteOh my those snow bites look lovely..what are they? I have never seen them before. Your snowflakes are darling. xoxox
ReplyDeleteGosh you've been busy, Victoria! Those snowflakes are beautiful. And the cake.....mmmmmmmm! Lx
ReplyDeletechristmas mini eggs!? omg i didnt know they existed! it seems like everyone is crocheting Christmas things and i'm only just getting to grips with the granny square!!
ReplyDeleteI see you're reading The Vintage Tea Cup Club. FAB book :)
You are keeping very busy Victoria .. love the colours in your snood and the crochet snowflakes are beautiful ... Bee xx
ReplyDeleteThose snowflakes are going to look so pretty in your window..a winter wonderland!
ReplyDeleteThe snow sweets look very tempting..Yummers..
Magie x
Love the little snowflakes those will look sweet hung up all together. Looks like your having lots of fun with all your projects, dee x
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious post.....love your snow flakes!
ReplyDeletelove the snowflakes, I had every intention of wipping up some snowflakes for our tree this year ... I say had because I can already tell that I won't have time to realise this little pipe dream!!
ReplyDeleteHello, I've just come from Heidi's and enjoyed reading your blog. I've just become a follower.
ReplyDeletePatricia
Your snowflakes are darling!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend
Hello...thank you for popping over :-) not too late at all for the give away I think I will try to choose a winner by Monday, see how life goes!! Your snow flakes are gorgeous, your so clever, lazy daisy is going to teach me, I hope!! if you are local you are very welcome to come along xx
ReplyDeleteSophie x
Hello, I'm visiting you from Fiona's place at Raindrops and Daisies! I was interested in scrolling down your pretty blog entries and to discover the snowflakes which I have been doing too! I got stuck on Sarah London's snowflake until I saw yours pinned out and understood the pattern better!
ReplyDeleteI have also done the Red Heart's snowflake (from which Lucy based hers on) and another one of Sarah London's called "Simple Snowflake" from 2010. It's very easy and lovely and still posted. You may want to look it up!I love sweet peas and the name of your blog! Sandra
Hello again Victoria, I can't find a contact address for you here on your blog, but here is the link for the snowflake I mentioned above:
ReplyDeletehttp://sarahlondon.wordpress.com/2010/12/19/simple-snowflake/
Thanks for popping into my place!