Motif #132
Category: Unusual Shapes
Progress: 37 of 100+
Notes:
I think this is the first pentagon I've ever made. I wonder how you would join these if you want to make a blanket... The center of the motif and the five "petals" are worked seperately and joined as you go. It's not difficult and turns out pretty, have a try! :)
By the way: I had some questions about yesterday's motif, if it's difficult - I think most of the motifs in the book are very easy to make, and even if they're more complicated: the instructions are always very clearly written with detailed explanations to unusual stitches or stitch combinations. So even if a motif looks a little bit difficult: just grab a hook and try it, what have you got to lose? :)
I think this is the first pentagon I've ever made. I wonder how you would join these if you want to make a blanket... The center of the motif and the five "petals" are worked seperately and joined as you go. It's not difficult and turns out pretty, have a try! :)
By the way: I had some questions about yesterday's motif, if it's difficult - I think most of the motifs in the book are very easy to make, and even if they're more complicated: the instructions are always very clearly written with detailed explanations to unusual stitches or stitch combinations. So even if a motif looks a little bit difficult: just grab a hook and try it, what have you got to lose? :)
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All the motifs have been lovely this week Barbara, I like today's it looks fast and easy to do and it's very pretty, as for joining that would be a bit of a challenge will have to have a think lol
ReplyDeletedas Motif und die frische Farbkombi finde ich hinreißend schön!
ReplyDeleteeinen lieben WEGruß zu Dir von Traudi
Very pretty. I would think you'd have to create a border around it to make it square or hexagon before you could make it into a blanket.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the new stitch/new motif pep talk! We all need to hear that sometimes.
Blessings,
Kate
If you match sides of the hexagon, they will join the same as a square . . . I would make a center one and go out from there.
ReplyDeleteI adore this pattern!
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