Ahh.. when I have so many things I still have to do and the deadline is just around the corner, I cannot survive without a cup of coffee..
Crocheting over a cup of coffee
And a crochet hook to make me happy.
Brown Shrug in diamond motif
Back of Shrug
I am thinking of writing down the instructions to make this shrug 
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This crocheted blouse is a mixture of textures – soft, hard and rough.
This project is somehow memorable since this is the first time I heard about pineapple stitch. That’s why i named it PiÑa Collada.
I played with the idea of including fabric into crocheted and it turned out good. I made it for my bestfriend.
PiÑa Collada
I used a native fabric from Ilocos. The fabric is actually handwoven.
And to make it more casual, i crocheted a bolero to go with it:
PiÑa Collada with bolero
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Most of the time, I love dressing her up
She is one of my beneficiaries of my crocheted anything.
And I think she always loves them:
Little Red Riding Hood Bolero
This is a short-sleeved hooded bolero in deep red cotton yarn accented with mohair yarn around the borders of the hood.
Stitches are the same as what is used in the winter solace bolero.
Blinky is an imaginary characted created by 5-year old Jas.
His father Ryan Sandagon turned the imagination into an animation.
His father’s Org Buddy turned the imagination into a crochet project.
blinky
Here are the two episodes of Blinky’s World Narrated by Jas Sandagon
Materials for Voo Doo Doll (ring not included)
I’ve been squeezing my head for ideas on what you could do with crochet chains. Something easy and creative. And while I’m riding the MRT on my way home my mind drifted again. As it always does when i have nothing to do. I remember my favorite project – the witch doll which i learned during my elementary days. However the witch doll is a yarn craft not necesarilly something you crochet. Probably you could crochet the witch doll’s garment, but it’s not still the thing i have in my mind. As i discarded that idea, I remember my friend’s keychain a pink voodoo doll. Then it hit me.
You could actually create the voodoo doll’s head using crochet chains. You just have to wrap it around a ball, a wooden round bead or something. So here it is, the second series to the Things to do with a crocheted chain.
