I feel like the colors are the same as what I saw my mom wear and the Afghan we had on the back of the couch, but they're emphasized differently. Like the black was much more prominent making the old ones darker.
It is a bit tedious, since you need quite a few of those patches, but to me it was a fun thing to do to relax! Took me about 4 weekends on and off working on it : )
I do have a lot of time on my hands on weekends, admittedly. But once you get in the zone the patches are really easy to make! especially since it's basically just the two patterns
I could have sworn it's impossible to make crochet clothes that are so easily wearable nowadays. I have to admit, the colorful patches do remind me a bit of potholders we had when I was a kid, but it's faint and the cardigan looks great, maybe the nostalgia even adds to it.
Honestly, that "potholders" nostalgia is just what made me love this pattern so much :D I like the weird vibe, but I think it's just in such a way that it still looks nice hahah
Wow thats super cool!
Some things are just better made by hand and You look very nice, the colors are also very vibrant which really pulls it all together great job!
It's great! Looks like something I remember my mom or other people wearing in the 1970s, but you picked much better colors.
Hahaha thank you so much!
I feel like the colors are the same as what I saw my mom wear and the Afghan we had on the back of the couch, but they're emphasized differently. Like the black was much more prominent making the old ones darker.
I like this much better. It's pretty awesome.
Dude, that looks great!
That looks professional!
Thank you! The flashy colors distract really well from all the botch hahah
Good job
Super awesome design and color choices. I really dig this. You did a fantastic job!
Thank you! Love the pattern as well! Took me some attempts to decide on the colors, but I think they harmonize really well now : )
How long did that take you? I've always felt that was a tedious task.
It is a bit tedious, since you need quite a few of those patches, but to me it was a fun thing to do to relax! Took me about 4 weekends on and off working on it : )
That's actually a lot less than I would've thought. I'll simply assume you simply know what you're doing and I'd probably take more like 40.
I do have a lot of time on my hands on weekends, admittedly. But once you get in the zone the patches are really easy to make! especially since it's basically just the two patterns
Weee fancy colors! Though your fingers betrayed you, they say it was actually the second.
Well technically ... I did start a different one before that, but then quickly switched to this one because it's better suitable for summer 😅
So cool and looks really comfy 😺
It is! I'm glad I could find some really soft yarn for this ^-^
Bruv...that's amazing!
It's a beaut, Clark!
I love the cardigan design you made! It has a vintage look to it.
I just followed the pattern I got on etsy! But I agree, also love that design!
I could have sworn it's impossible to make crochet clothes that are so easily wearable nowadays. I have to admit, the colorful patches do remind me a bit of potholders we had when I was a kid, but it's faint and the cardigan looks great, maybe the nostalgia even adds to it.
Honestly, that "potholders" nostalgia is just what made me love this pattern so much :D I like the weird vibe, but I think it's just in such a way that it still looks nice hahah
It looks amazing!
I don't like crochet but that is really nice. I especially like the choice of colors, looks like a butterfly
Very bright and cheery palette, nice work!
Nice work!!! It's beautiful.
Wow thats super cool! Some things are just better made by hand and You look very nice, the colors are also very vibrant which really pulls it all together great job!
Thats somthing to be proud of!
Thank you so much! I like the uniqueness of handmade clothes like that! Wish I could sew to make more hahah
The square tile pattern reminds me of these old pot coasters my grandma had (I can only assume she made them herself). Really nostalgic.
Where can I buy?
I linked the pattern I got from etsy in the post, you just need some yarn and patience :D
This is gorgeous!