Needlework Monday - Work in Progress Virus Shawl
Happy #NeedleWorkMonday Everyone!! This is the first time that Alodia's Crochet Corner is going to join a community of crocheters and knitters. I am very happy I found a group such like this, because first I am going to be more inspired with the work of my fellow crocheters!
So this day I am going to share my work in progress virus shawl!!
This is my work in progress! I am very excited to finish this shawl, because I like the color combination I used in this shawl.
The written pattern is found in Ravelry and there is a youtube tutorial.
This was what I received on my mail last Saturday, and because I am very excited I used it already. This yarn is a fine cotton, with very thin yarn. This is the first time I used a super thin yarn and I am very challenged since I also used a 4mm crochet hook.
I bought this yarn from my friend(the woman who I posted the last time). She personally wind this yarn. I am so happy when I received this. I felt inlove, Lol!
I would like also to share the part where I had frogged many times. I was confused with the pattern, lol!
But later on, as I frog I already saw my mistake.
Actually this is not the first I made a virus shawl, but then I still confused.
This virus shawl, I made this last year using a curly cotton yarn 16ply from Baguio City Philippines.
I like the combination of this.
I hope I could finish the virus shawl I am making before this March ends. I am very busy with some of the orders but still I wanted to make something for myself.
So that's it. I hope hookers would appreciate my work, and so all steemians would like also what I had share to all of you.
This is really what I loved to do.. TO CROCHET AND CROCHET AND CROCHET!
PLEASE SUPPORT HANDMADE! SUPPORT CROCHETER, SEWER, KNITTER AND EVERY PERSON WHO DOES HANDMADE WORKS!
Thank you so much ;)
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