Another owl related craft idea! I spotted these cute crochet squares.
scroll down page to follow instructions or you can download the pdf.
13 comments
craftycook
26 Jan 16#13
Great, thank you.
manjunsanjay
24 Jan 161#10
Where to download
New Born to manjunsanjay
25 Jan 16#11
Go to the end of the pattern and you'll see a PRINT THIS! in a blue square.
Click on it and you'll have the option to download it to a PDF. :smiley:
katey1150
22 Jan 16#9
twoot twoot :wink:
digbys to katey1150
25 Jan 161#12
That made me owl with laughter!
afnoor
21 Jan 16#7
thanks you guys good ideas might just try the single crochet trick..aldi pound stores have reasonably good acrylic yarns and wilko but not the best quality. ..I went to the John Lewis boxing day sale but they were still too pricy for 25-50 gm yarns...and with my recent mess with this blanket I don't want to invest anymore in yarn until I sort this out :neutral_face:
sammyz1
21 Jan 16#6
anybody know where you can get cheap yarn?
hyperbole to sammyz1
21 Jan 16#8
poundland has 3 for 2, and lots of colour & some are glittery too!
not the best quality, but not the worst either.
good for little projects! (:
sammyz1
21 Jan 16#5
stick two single crochet on the shorter side in as many holes you need until it ain't lop sided anymore... Don't do more than 2 though might look weird.
if you want perfection you'll have to undo. maybe try to figure out where you went wrong and see if you can be bothered going that far back?
orgfilao
21 Jan 16#4
when you block try and straightening out when wet then let it dry, it might hrlp
afnoor
21 Jan 16#3
I'm afraid I've missed the last stitches and my blanket edges have gone shorter and I now have slanted edges that don't meet when you fold the blanket. .... :disappointed: I am also 65% done with the blanket. ..I really don't want to rip it all !!!
afnoor
21 Jan 16#1
wow awesome! are there any others whom I can ask things like how to straighten the edges of my crochet blanket. ?
niceroundpound to afnoor
21 Jan 16#2
Don't know if this is of any use, i found it on a forum - "no, you really can't fix it now. Ripping back and re-doing is something we all have to do---just think of it as another skill you are learning!
You need to count your stitches on every row, be sure you have the same number of stitches in every row. put a marker in the first and last stitch of each row, so you can be sure to stitch in them on the next row.
be sure you don't skip stitches, or put a stitch in between two stitches. be sure you only put one stitch in each stitch."
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scroll down page to follow instructions or you can download the pdf.
13 comments
Click on it and you'll have the option to download it to a PDF. :smiley:
not the best quality, but not the worst either.
good for little projects! (:
if you want perfection you'll have to undo. maybe try to figure out where you went wrong and see if you can be bothered going that far back?
You need to count your stitches on every row, be sure you have the same number of stitches in every row. put a marker in the first and last stitch of each row, so you can be sure to stitch in them on the next row.
be sure you don't skip stitches, or put a stitch in between two stitches. be sure you only put one stitch in each stitch."