The body of the tea cosy is finished. Now for the fun part ... crocheting flowers and leaves to adorn my turquoise cosy!
Using this easy pattern for the cosy, and then inspirations for flowers and leaves from three of my favourite blogs ( love, love, and love them) I made up roses, daisies and teeny flowers, big leaves and small leaves and linked leaves...
Next, I started placing the flowers and leaves here and there, playing with different looks and ideas, too much?? too little?? And to add to the mix, once I started crocheting the flowers and leaves I became totally caught up and couldn't stop, I find I really enjoy making small items, like flowers and squares and hearts. So I had a nice selection of flowers and leaves from which to choose.
Oh and by the way, thank you so much for all the kind comments about our adored doggies; Dexter Dog and Layla the Princess send their love xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Lovely! Those flowers turned out quite amazing! (What yarn did you use Pat??)
ReplyDeleteI am also addicted to tea (even in this horrid heat) - I am only working on small projects - to hot to handle anything big! Enjoy your relaxing afternoon
Thanks! Yarn is all from my stash - Lollipop, Elle Family, and some Pullskein I think!
DeleteSo very cute !!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteSuper! You can never have too many crochet flowers!
ReplyDeleteHi Pat!
ReplyDeleteIt was wonderful of you to stop by my blog and thank you for the sweet comment!
I have never crocheted a tea pot cozy although I enjoy looking at (and drooling over ) other people's cozies! Yours looks fantastic so far!
Such a gorgeous tea cosy! Thank you for sharing the pattern link, I may have to have a go at that myself.
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So easy to make, I am making another one, for myself this time!
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