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Using the FO Friday label on the side of my blog, I just had
look at some of my knitted and crochet projects from last year, and I have put together
a little collection of pictures by colour, so please excuse the messy non matching borders.
From this process I have learnt two things! I hardly have any
pink featured in my projects, but I use it A LOT when dyeing yarn and I don’t have any
“summer” knits, in the summer months last year I was mainly crocheting toys or
sewing dresses from vintage pillow cases and fabric scraps, and restoring
furniture.
Looking at the pictures I would say Autumn/winter as a season and colours wise is my favourite,to Knit for because I wear a lot of mustard, browns rusty reds and burnt oranges.
This week I have learnt so much about myself! Because I would have said I was a knitter for all seasons! But clearly I am not lol, I would have also have thought that how I use colour would have changed with the seasons, but from looking at these pictures, I just use colours that take my fancy at any given time :D
This year i am going to add a "summer" knit to my list of goals!
You've made such lovely things and the colours are all ones I would pick. I'm not sure I am a seasonal knitter or crocheter as I am totally frivolous and do whatever takes my fancy!
ReplyDeleteI've so enjoyed this week of blogging too and it will definitely shape my future in crafting.
What a fabulous collection of treasures you've created. Your color palette is so happy - I love it all.
ReplyDeleteIt really is amazing how much you realize about your crafting habits once you take the time and analyze what you've done thanks to Knitting & Crocheting blog week! Makes you think about if you care to "break" any of those habits and try something new!
ReplyDeleteEverything is so pretty. I love your photography too. Oh and really nice boots, by the way!
ReplyDeleteyour little shoes are so cute
ReplyDeleteI love your autumn colors! They look lovely on you, and it means all your FOs get used (in theory) :)
ReplyDeleteAlso, your collection of images is so pretty!
What a great ollection of FOs! Yes to summer knits!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how much you can learn about yourself just by looking through old blog posts :).
ReplyDeleteI learnt something from this topic too! I tend to knit for spring through to autumn but never for winter... unless I'm knitting for someone else :) I'm going to set a goal this year to have a winter woolly completed by autumn, just for me. I love your photos and the colours you work with are fab!
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