This yarn, from Blizzard Yarn and Fiber, is a bit thick, so I used a variation of the Wattle stitch. Basically I just used treble stitches instead of double stitches.
This is the close up. Only it’s upside down.
Here is the label from the yarn I used.
We had swallows build a nest in our garage when I was growing up. At the end of the summer, Dad cut a hole in the door so that he could shut it, but the swallows could still get to their nest. This made me think of that.
“Who are you, and what are you doing in my barn?”
Now, we are playing with acrylic paints.
This one had a lot of white space, so I drew on it. Circles around the alcohol paint and filled in the white spots. I like this one.
via Forest
I found a book called “Interlocking Crochet Patterns”, by Tanis Galik. Eighty patterns! Joy-joy!
This is called zigzag.
Here is the reverse.
Rain forest in some tropical locale? Nope. Mom’s yard in Washington.
I’ve never seen ferns grow out of trees one frond at a time before.
I saved the best one for last. At least in my opinion.
Karen Lynne Creates 