Author: Janine @ Rainbow Hare

by Janine @ Rainbow Hare

Wool on Sundays – 18 (back to square one)

Welcome to the 18th Wool on Sundays! And thank you to everyone who linked up or stopped by last week :) I don’t have any yarn finishes this week, although ironically, it’s sewing rather than yarn work that has stopped my latest cushion from being a finish. It just needs a fabric back. I think […]

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by Janine @ Rainbow Hare

WIP

WIP 1. I was lucky enough enough to win a lovely AMH charm pack from Amy at Cloud CouCou Crafts and I’ve made a start on a kaleidoscope something – probably a very large cushion… WIP 2. I’m making another round crochet boho cushion. I think my crochet is improving! This one is definitely technically better […]

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Wool on Sundays – 17 (a very rushed post)

Welcome to another Wool on Sundays and a very Happy Mother’s Day to everyone who celebrates it today! My mother is coming for lunch (any minute) we lost an hour today (changing from GMT to BST) and my Wool on Sundays post has disappeared! So, for today, I’ll summarize very quickly and share the linky […]

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boho gypsy bag

It has occurred to me on more than one occasion that a great thing about learning to crochet (and this would work for knitting too), as compared with sewing, is that you could have one ball of yarn and and continually make patterns and unravel them pretty much indefinitely. And that is pretty much what […]

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Wool on Sundays 16 – (odds and ends)

  Welcome to another Wool on Sundays! This week, I’ve not really made much progress with anything yarny. I made a couple of doily-ish things with the purple left over from Abigail’s socks and I’m wondering about getting some more of this wool and crocheting enough for a scarf/shawl – or perhaps a scarf/shawl using […]

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Birthday Bear Paw

A Friday finish! And technically a quilt in that it has three layers – the top, iron on interfacing (which, btw, I don’t recommend and won’t be trying again!) and a back – held together by rows of stitching. I started on these blocks a long time ago when Lucy and I decided to make Bear […]

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