Tuesday 8 May 2012

Crochet on a Wet Afternoon

It was very disappointing yesterday to discover our local bank holiday fair, the Redland May Fair, had been cancelled. Disappointing, but not altogether surprising, given that we are experiencing the monsoon season round these parts.

So we stayed in, watched some slightly trashy vintage TV (classic Star Trek and The Saint, with Roger Moore eyebrow-acting), and I did some cheerful crochet. I'm really enjoying these bright colours of yarn.

I did some colourful, doodly drawings recently, too. I used a doll's face as a starting point, and drew madly-patterned bodies for them.

It's very therapeutic, setting to with a bunch of felt pens and making patterns. I'd like to develop these further, but, as ever, I'm not sure how...

7 comments:

Shortbread and Ginger said...

Love your crochet colours! Dolls are very unusual and interesting.
Liz @ Shortbread & Ginger

menopausalmusing said...

I like these - a lot. They would be lovely in a row, "hands" connected as if they were paper dolls. I love the way they have a folky/peasanty look to them.

Sally said...

That sure is cheerful crochet. Loving those bright and delightful colours muchly. You've brightened up my day. Thanks!

BEESTLYproducts said...

i adoreeeee those drawing! perfect :-)

Oooh Betty said...

Hi, only just found this here blog and I love it!
That doll doodle is amazing, surely saleable as a piece of art.
Just going back to read some more, I spotted some pink plastic so that's me sold.
Emma. X

the woolly dog said...

Oh look this comment is only 2 years out of date, but never mind, I think the doll is absolutely fantastic!

Kitsch and Curious said...

Thank you, woolly dog. It's never too late to receive compliments! :)