Friday, January 30, 2009

I can do it!

Recently I saw these really cool crocheted slippers on Etsy and I ordered a pair of grey ones but the seller never replied after my first message so I still don't have cool slippers.
Then I told my friend Stephanie about it and she told me that she would knit some for me. You must know that she has been spoiling me to pieces with her beautiful knits and I'm a proud owner of a scarf, fingerless gloves, a bag and a cowl already. So sweet of her to offer but somehow I just I have the urge to learn to crochet myself. As a child I was tought how to do it in school but it is definately not like bikeriding, as I completely forgot.
So, yesterday, I searched for crocheting patterns for slippers and I found some which I thought would be quite easy... NOT! I was a bit frustrated not being able to do it...
I shouted on Twitter that I couldn't do it and people suggested that I would start easy so I picked up the hook again this afternoon and crocheted a little flower! :)
Yip, I can do it! Just need a bit more practice before I start on the slippers I think...
Was being a bit ambitious thinking I could do it from scratch! LOL :)
Thanks for the encouragement everyone! :)

I bought this pattern as I just love these slippers! :)

17 comments:

  1. Art, If you can crochet these flowers then you can crochet everything!!!!!! good luck!!

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  2. wow, those are awesome! I can only go in a straight line hahahha

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  3. Ohh good for you, the flowers are beautiful! i would love to learn how to crochet.
    I can't wait to see your slippers!!

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  4. I love these flowers, they are so pretty! Imagine all the exciting projects you can do with these!

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  5. What a pretty flower! Doesn't look like you lost touch at all to begin with. Can't wait to see the slipper when you make them! :)

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  6. Yayy!! Pretty flowers! Looking forward to your slippers. Yes, you can!! :)

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  7. That is a fantastic pattern indeed, if you want to make them non slip and sturdy get some liquid latex from the craft store and spread that on the bottom. It makes them a lot more hard wearing too, and waterproof.

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  8. Those are gorgeous! I wish I could crochet!

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  9. ha ha Mitsy you know I wouldn't mind knitting you a pair of slippers at all, but I can't wait to see crocheted slippers!! I'm so jealous that I can't crochet too! -Next thing you know I'll be begging for some of your beautiful crochet work :)

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  10. So fragile and cute!

    I used to know how to crochet when I was a girl too... maybe I'll give it a whirl. And speaking of whirl- I love that small whirl bowl you featured a few posts back!! I heart bowls!!!!!!!!

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  11. you are a natural! those are very neatly done. agreed you could make those slippers tomorrow.
    i had to re-learn crochet too :)

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  12. What nice crochetted flowers, Mitsy. You have very nimble fingers. Well done!

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  13. lol!

    Think big, start small. You will get there, I know you will :)

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  14. Wow! Your crochet is way better than mine!!! And I've been trying to learn it for years now..

    Good Mitsy! Carry on!

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  15. =0) I think you are just on your right way to your own made slippers =0)

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  16. Amazingly beautiful!

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  17. aah! so you will amaze us in that field also????
    Bravo Art!!!

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