This picture is from the instructions I followed back in the late 1970s at woodwork classes in Torbay to make a brick trolley for Fi to enjoy - and she did!
A phone pouch made recently which is big enough to hold the earpiece for listening to music when up at the allotment.
Shopping Trolley revitalised, this was done at a class provided by the Adult Education Classes here in Paignton - a class called 'Make Do and Mend'. This used a long denim skirt from a charity shop and a piece of leftover curtain fabric.
These are some of the many blankets and throws I've made over the years. Some have been given away or gone to charity and there's a delightful, small one which I made once when Fiona was ill and crocheted as I sat by her bedside for a few days. That rug will always be kept. Will put a photo on here next time I'm up in the attic and come across it.
Below is a recently made crochet rug using an unusual stitch which resulted in a sort of round-square shape. It's wonderfully warm and cosy and was fun to make.
Some sites to help to learn how to crochet:
http://crochet.about.com/od/learncrochet/u/learncrochet.htm
Site with excellent diagrams:
http://www.learn2knit.co.uk/crochet.php
This looks like a good series of videos to help learn to crochet:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVBnFHGbeK4
Looks like another good site:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2kHo1g0kF0&feature=related
Malcolm on his rug
Made for 11 March 1992 - Dorothy's 70th Birthday
I recovered my trolley and now I love it even more. Sewing and recycling - The combination of two beautiful things. The 'new' trolley was so easy to do, so I put a step by step tutorial on my blog WWW.sewforsoul@blogspot.co.uk
ReplyDeleteThank you giving this link as often I don't get round to giving full details of how to make things.
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