Attic24
Three and a half months after we moved here to number 24, I started my Attic24 blog in March 2008. It was a way to keep myself busy during the mornings when I was all alone in the house …
Attic24: Home
Home life in November is one great big cosy affair and I'm doing my best to enjoy it and embrace the indoorsiness. I made soup on Saturday, a flung-together recipe which involved leeks, …
Flowerpress Blanket - Attic24
This is my Flowerpress blanket, a design i nspired by the sun-faded colours of pressed and dried flowers with a delightfully soft, nostalgic, vintage vibe. The Flowerpress blanket is a design …
Crochet - Attic24
Round 7 (Tomato) is a light edging round, and you will need approx. 16g of yarn for this round. NOTE : As I used the same colour for rounds 5 and 6 (the Gold rounds) I needed 38g in total …
May Roses - Attic24
May Roses. This is my pattern for these adorable May Roses, a sweet little floral decoration for all sorts of prettifying projects. Make them into brooches, attach them to hats, bags, hair slides, …
Crochet Bag Pattern - Attic24
Rou nd 3:: join a new colour by knotting it tightly and leaving tails to darn in, then pull a loop through to the front (as shown above). Chain 3 (counts as 1 tr), then tr into same stitch. *tr …
Sungold Blanket CAL :: Part 1 - Attic24
2024年1月5日 · Here is the colour info for Part 1 of the Sungold Blanket. Remember each stripe is made up of two rows of crochet. Click on the following link for the printable worksheet... ♥ …
Attic24: Blogtober Review :: 2024
2024年11月19日 · Blogtober Review :: 2024. It's a little under three weeks since the end of Blogtober twenty twenty four, and I've been wanting to put this review post together ever …
Neat Ripple Pattern - Attic24
Insert your hook through the first stitch, yarn over the new colour and pull it through to the front ready to begin. All rows from now on will be the same. So here we go, ROW 3 :: Chain 3, then …
Zippy Bag - Attic24
Cut another length of yarn approx. 5 times the width of your bag, thread up the needle, and bring the needle up through the zipper to the outside, making sure you emerge just inside the last …