Again, I chose to leave the challenge open to any of the odd holidays.
In honour of Brothers and Sisters Day (May 3), from Ida Herter of HerterCrochetDesigns a crochet pattern for a set of amigurumi matryoshka dolls:
The pattern is available as an instant download, which means once you've submitted payment, you will see a link to download your pattern in your purchases. (Click on picture to see the listing)
And from a snail who went into hiding not long before May 24 (National Escargot Day), a picture emailed from an undisclosed location:
Sadly, this snail has not been heard from since this picture was emailed, so one can't help but wonder if his location was discovered. (Clicking on picture will take you to the designer's shop, snail is not listed for sale)
June's challenge will be a bit different, thanks to a suggestion from a team member. Instead of crocheting something for *that* month, the challenge will be to crochet something for the following month, so items can be posted here on that 'special' day.
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Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Monday, August 8, 2011
Etsyhookers Triathlon
We're well underway, anyone participating has until the end of August to finish the three legs.
The first leg: Crochet an item using fibre you haven't used before. For example, if you usually use yarn, try thread. If you've never used wire before, try wire...recycled t-shirts, bags, video tape...anything you can use a hook with!
The second leg: Try something new! Never crocheted a doily? A shawl? Baby sweater? Now is the time to challenge yourself and try.
The third and final leg: Using a granny square pattern, either a pattern you like or one you've designed, create something *other than* an afghan. There are many uses for granny squares, see what you can come up with! (Keep in mind, granny squares are any square that is worked in the round, not just your traditional 3dc, ch1 type!)
An entry from the first leg, from Etsyhookers member CrochetPittsburgh, click on the name to see all the items for sale by CrochetPittsburgh, or click on the picture for the Etsy listing:
Although Etsyhookers team members only are eligible for the 'prizes' for finishing/finishing first, everyone is welcome to join in this challenge of their creativity! Leave a message if you participated and let us know how you did!
The first leg: Crochet an item using fibre you haven't used before. For example, if you usually use yarn, try thread. If you've never used wire before, try wire...recycled t-shirts, bags, video tape...anything you can use a hook with!
The second leg: Try something new! Never crocheted a doily? A shawl? Baby sweater? Now is the time to challenge yourself and try.
The third and final leg: Using a granny square pattern, either a pattern you like or one you've designed, create something *other than* an afghan. There are many uses for granny squares, see what you can come up with! (Keep in mind, granny squares are any square that is worked in the round, not just your traditional 3dc, ch1 type!)
An entry from the first leg, from Etsyhookers member CrochetPittsburgh, click on the name to see all the items for sale by CrochetPittsburgh, or click on the picture for the Etsy listing:
Although Etsyhookers team members only are eligible for the 'prizes' for finishing/finishing first, everyone is welcome to join in this challenge of their creativity! Leave a message if you participated and let us know how you did!
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