Crochet Photo Roundup #11
By Rachel Choi – 4 CommentsOn this eleventh photo round up, we have a special treat! A Crochet Spot super fan, Emma, has a bunch of crochet photos to share with us all! I can’t believe all the different patterns she has used. I love her tweaks to the patterns, making each item her very own. Feel free to click on the photos or the links to see the original patterns. Don’t forget you can share your photos too! If you’d like to be included in a future roundup feel free to submit your crochet pictures.
 Look at this cute trio made with the alien pattern. |
 This cute baby chick sits on a pile of crocheted eggs. |
 These lovely flowers are made with the potpourri flower pot pattern. |
 This crochet fruit set almost looks edible. |
 These are made with the thick and sturdy potholder pattern. |
 Emma added a strap to the quick clutch pattern. |
 Emma added flowers to the easy adjustable slippers. |
 Loving the colors of Emma’s turtle box. |
 This baby bumblebee is just too cute. |
 Emma turned the flag pattern into a bag. |
 This adorable robot has an added cape. |
 Emma’s crocheted smore looks so delicious. |
 This little bowl is made with the bobble bowl pattern. |
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Have you crocheted something you’re proud of using a Crochet Spot pattern? Feel free to submit your crochet pictures to be included in a photo roundup!
Wow! Thank you Rachel! I truly enjoy doing the patterns from Crochet Spot. They are well written and easy to understand, and so much fun! I’m honored to have a “Roundup” of some of my Crochet Spot projects! Hey…if I can do this stuff, anyone can!
I like everything you’ve made, Emma. Your items make a good Round-Up.
Emma, your crochet round-up is terrific! 🙂
Love all the many different items you have made.
Someday I hope I am able to tackle these more
complicated patterns too!
Thanks for the nice comments! I really appreciate it! All these patterns were really fun to do…and I love them all! Believe it or not, none of them were really difficult or complicated. Most were really pretty basic and the patterns are written so well, one might even say they were mostly easy, although the McGumbi aliens did take some effort and careful stitch/row counting! I’d say they were the most challenging, but NOT “hard” at all. I only started crocheting this past April…self taught. I used a little book I bought and the many excellent tips here on Crochet Spot to really get a grip on how to do it. Now I’m “hooked” and can’t get enough.