It's time to join in with
Ginny's yarn along and
Chrissie's made by hand link to share this week's project. I have been searching through my stash for autumnal shades of yarn as I wanted to knit and crochet some acorns (I haven't gone mad or maybe not more than usual ) When I was in London visiting Kate I bought a lovely big glass jar I wasn't sure what to fill it with but now I have decided on acorns.............
It's amazing what you can find when you google acorns I found a lovely free pattern
here and
here. I have had great fun making these lovely acorns
I haven't got a new book to share with you this week as I've been spending my spare time planning what to make for Christmas gifts and I am still loving pouring over my Belle and Boo book for inspiration.
I hope you are having a good week and that you will take time to pop over to Ginny's blog and catch up with the other yarn alongers
here
Talk soon x
Oh Sue, your acorns look so sweet. Would love to see your jar when it's filled.
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those are adorable! and great for autumn decorating! we have an acorn tree at the tram stop where I'm waiting every morning before school and I've been thinking how lovely it would be to somehow incorporate them to my knitting projects - well this is a very creative way! :)
ReplyDeleteThese acorns are so cute! I just saw a big lidded glass jar at the thrift store ... you've given me some ideas here :) Enjoy your crafting! Wendy x
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, I bet the jar will look great when it is filled! Happy acorns, Amy xx
ReplyDeleteAdorable acorns! What a cute project. I would love to see them displayed in a few different ways.
ReplyDeleteLove these acorns. What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteVery cute, what a fun autumn deco idea.
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteYour acorns are so sweet! I love all the different shades. I'm planning Christmas gifts too! Have to start soon, if I want to get them all done!
ReplyDeleteYour acorns are super cute I'm sure they are going to look gorgeous in your new glass jar
ReplyDeleteClare xx
I love the little acorns! What a cute (and very seasonal) project! :-)
ReplyDeleteI like the look of the book, too!
Carly
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I want to make these for our autumn nature table, if I find the time!
ReplyDeleteThank you for finding these patterns. I like the colours you have used.
ReplyDeleteS xx
I love acorns, there's something about them that's just really appealing. These are so perfectly autumnal. x
ReplyDeleteYour acorns are so sweet and lovely Sue, and what a great new idea. Joy x
ReplyDeleteIt's all so adorable. Have just caught up with your previous posts too, such fun and harmony. I miss picking blackberries, here they are sprayed as they're considered a noxious weed! But when I was a child they were allowed to grow free , I have such great memories of blackberries and cream afternoon teas.
ReplyDeleteLove your little acorns!
ReplyDeleteM x
Your acorns are adorable! Would make a nice fall garland!:)
ReplyDeleteThose acorns are simply adorable sue. What a clever idea and I think it will look great in a bowl. Xo
ReplyDeleteLove your little bundle of acorns, now you'll need to make a little squirrel to go with them!
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Oh how adorable! I just have to have some - I'm going to grab that pattern straight away! Chrissie x
ReplyDeleteToooooo cute !!
ReplyDeleteRose
These are adorable! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteCynthia
Sue, the look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteenjoy your weekend
I love those acorns, really touchy feely .
ReplyDeleteLove these, think they will look super in the glass jar.
ReplyDeleteI believe we are partners for the Autumn Glow Swap hosted by Blueberry Heart. I think you need to know my blog which is www.tlwkds.blogspot.co.uk. Sorry to leave it as a comment but I couldn't see how else to let you know as I'm not on Facebook and could get my computer to work using your email contact on blogger.
oooo, very very nice oak acorns
ReplyDeleteThose are cute little acorns :) and the would look cute in a wooden bowl of some kind...very autumn-y
ReplyDeleteYour acorns are so cute. They should look great piled in a glass jar.
ReplyDeleteLove your acorns, I love making quick and sweet little crochet and knitted goodies. They will look perfect in a glass jar x Penny
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