CROCHET ON THE GO and a side trip to the beach!
Hexagon Granny's are so easy to work on WITHOUT having to look at what I'm doing!!! |
Winter time at the beach means EMPTY pavilions!! |
Me and Hubby at waters edge. |
LOOKY....I found half a dollar :D |
Look who wasn't paying attention as the surf rolled in! LOL Water was a bit CHILLY today!! |
I wonder if you can knit or crochet with this seagrass??? It's such a lovely shade of bright yellow!!! |
Made it to the JETTY!!! |
Not sure what kind of fish this was...but it sure was BIG!! |
We made it home and I made LOTS of progress on my Hexagon Granny's. Now I just have to WEAVE IN ALL THOSE TAILS!!! |
Be Blessed!!
Amy B
Ugh - tails. The bane of a yarn crafters existence. Lol.
ReplyDeletehaha Karen!!! I usually try to weave in tails as I go....but that would have made me car sick LOL So NOW I have to do them all at once!!!
DeleteI love seeing all of your pictures! My parents owned a lodge on the Oregon Coast and this brings back wonderful memories. We once made baskets out of a huge mound of seaweed that washed up. It is fun seeing your projects too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like the pics Heidi!! I LOVE the idea of a basket!! I may have to bring some home one day and see what I can actually do with it LOL
DeleteTails Tails Tails - I'm really trying to weave in as I go. Good progress you made. Love the coast and the emptiness.
ReplyDeleteOh don't I know!!! haha!! I was able to get them all woven in while watching tv tonight. Now I'm ready for tomorrow when I put them onto my scrappy Granny Hexagon afghan!
DeleteLove the beach, even when it's chilly.
ReplyDeleteSo true Sara!! And when it's chilly you don't have to share it with many other people!! That's the BEST!!
DeleteThis looks like ST Andrews jetty. I think I probably would have saved the sea grass to us with husband's pine needle baskets.
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