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Just several days ago, I had to admit defeat on the challenge to crochet an entire dress: I ended up cutting the unfinished dress in half, separating the top (sleeveless blouse) from the bottom (an over-the-knee skirt).
The reason for the failure was poor design planning: as a single-piece, the dress looked horribly unflattering on the […]

Here’s a crocheted bag that looks like a vegetable. My caregiver started working on this about two weeks ago, and finished a few days ago but couldn’t post on my blog because her camera has been acting up again. Now she finally got it working so here are the photos and of course the […]

Now that my caregiver’s camera is back in good order, here’s a photo of me wearing Napoleon’s hat when he was still a little beagle. This photo also serves as a badge on my caregiver’s Facebook Group called “Crochetology.” If you’re on that social network thing called “Facebook”, perhaps you’d like to […]

Finally, here’s the pattern for the little red rose purse my caregiver made ages ago!
It is an improvisation of”Number 2713 Purse”, a purse pattern originally published by The Spool Cotton Company, Book No. 219, in 1945. You can find the original pattern in the FreeVintageCrochet website.
The purse was made from scrap yarn in […]

Finally! The photos and instructions for the pink scalloped skirt that my caregiver finished ages ago are here! Below is a photo of the skirt.

Actually, my caregiver placed this on her blog some time ago, but now I’ve taken hold of it and it’s here! I wanted to put this pattern here specially […]

Ah, finally, after nearly 5 days, my caregiver has finished the Princess Louise Crocheted Bag. Here’s a photo of the bag.

My caregiver has washed it, and used it when we went to visit her mother yesterday. Not bad. I kinda like it, it’s pretty soft.
Here, I have placed my caregiver’s notes on the […]