A busy busy week at work has meant no time for blogging and only a few snatched minutes to read my favourite blogs.
But during the hour each evening, when I have forced myself to sit down, I’ve finished my ANGEL crochet scarf by Amanda Perkins.
Here is her’s

And this is mine.



It is not quite perfect. I have seemingly forgotten my intention to keep the stitches as loose as possible and along the way my scarf has got tighter and tighter.
I paid £2 pounds for the pattern. It was incredibly simple but I had not the patience to work it out myself and who am I to deny just £2 to the designer who spent the time to post it on Ravelry.
I’m just going out to a fabulous new wool shop I discovered recently to buy some similar kettle dyed merino sock wool. I’m making another for my mum for Christmas but will make it twice as wide to be extra luxurious and keep an eye on the tension.
If it’s quiet I’ll take some photos around the shop. It is truely an Aladdin’s cave. A place to go for just very special projects.
Love, Lucie. Xx
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Gorgeous scarf, well done! Next to the pretty stitch pattern, it has a lovely colour too!
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Thank you very much. I really enjoyed this one.
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this is gorgeous, I love this design. if my crocheting gets to this level I’ll make one myself! 🙂
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Thank you. It looks complicated but was incredibly easy to do.
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I surely hope so! 😉
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It’s lovely!
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Thank you. You’ve definitely got me looking out for different types of wool. My stash is growing and it is all your fault.;);)
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Haha! I may have a little confession to make shortly……..
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No! You haven’t, have you?
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Yes. It involves yarn. *sniggers*
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So pretty – I love it!
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I’m really pleased too. Thank you for popping by.
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It looks beautiful! You did a great job. 🙂
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Thank you so much!
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Really beautiful. Xx
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Thank you! xx
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🙂
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Lovely, Lucie. Back when I could crochet (a year and a half ago), I made a little bolero thingy in this design. Now that I seem to have forgotten how to crochet (!?) I take it out and look at it from time to time and wonder how I did it. I love your scarf and the colour too. I hope you had fun at the new wool shop – I know they are few and far between in the U.K.
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I sometimes look at things I’ve made in the past and think, ‘How did I do that?’. I think a person is just in that frame of mind at the time.
The wool shop is AMAZING. I no longer have to make a trip trip to indulge. Will post some photos later in the week.
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That is a very lovely scarf.Maybe occasionally I should make something for me!
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Yes, you most definitely should! I’m quite selfish in that I like to make lots of things just for me.
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Lovely scarf and I like the stitch pattern, it works well with the colour.
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Thank you. The undulating colour in the yarn helps, I think.
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That is so pretty. Love the colours, and pattern.
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Thank you. Angel scarf No2 already started!
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its beautiful Lucie, and the colour is devine!!!
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Thank you so much. I’m making another now in a greeny/rusty colour way.
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Gorgeous! Absolutely gorgeous! 😉
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Thank you very much:) Very appreciative of your comment!
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this is stunning 😀 Seen on Handmade Harbour
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Thank you for taking the time to come over and leave a lovely comment. 🙂
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An absolutely AWESOME colour! And, a lovely bit of Work! 😀
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It looks fantastic, it must have taken you ages.
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Thank you! Not too long.
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I am desperately trying to find the pattern for this but there is no link on Ravelry to purchase. Any ideas how I could get a copy of it? I have looked everywhere.
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Hi Karrie. Sorry I missed this comment earlier.Send me an email. love.lucie@hotmail.co.uk
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