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| photo credit: www.iLikeCrochet.com |
| Please excuse the sun in the photo, but you can see how the cuff dips along the outer edge. |
Additionally, I've written a quick article on how to work with multiple colors in tunisian crochet, and designed a cowl to show off the technique. The Mixed Bag Cowl is a great project not only because you'll get to play with color, but also because it does double duty as an excellent stash-busting project. While I used three different fingering weight yarns for the main body of the cowl, the edging is worked up in Berroco Mixer, which is dk weight. There's also a thick and thin quality to it that I found added a ton of interest to the cowl's edges.![]() |
| This is a good shot of the thick and thin quality of the edging done in Berroco Mixer. |
I do want to take a minute to also urge you to check out this edition of iLikeCrochet.com. It is really chock-full of great crochet projects (my designs notwithstanding), including this lace topper that, if you like crochet lace as much as I do, you might want to make ... like ... pronto.
It's Indepedence Day weekend here in the U.S., and Canada just celebrated Canada Day. I wish everyone all kinds of freedom - however you define it.
Oh, and let's hope everyone stays cool and enjoys some rockin' food.


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