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Irish Lace Bun Cover
Sometimes I learn about 2 totally different patterns serendipidously at the same time and they just click together so well (i think) !! I saw this pattern for a bun cover that i had wanted to do and i was trying it out when Barbara posted her 26 Roses patterns. The Rose Square Medallion would make the perfect center for a bun cover! It's in size 10 cotton thread, with size 7 steel hook, measures 4 1/2 inches across, so if anyone wants the ' how to ' i'd be happy .
Last edited by Kitty; 10-21-2012 at 01:20 PM.
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Don't you love this about crocheting? We have so much freedom to create an endless variety of beautiful pieces and they are uniquely our own designs!!
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Yes!It's so satisfying to turn a piece of string into something useful, besides i really needed a bun cover. Not joking i have long hair. People shouldn't be afraid of thread crochet it's easier than you think.
Last edited by Kitty; 10-21-2012 at 01:33 PM.
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Even better!! I used to have really long hair. Headbands are on my do to list, LOL
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I'm working on one for friends H.S. age daughter in white . Are you doing it over a plastic band or allround in yarn ?
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I haven't gotten that far in my thought processes, LOL I want to add beads to it, so it might be in yarn or thread. I love the threads, I think they are so dainty and feminine. How are you doing yours that you are making?
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I've been making assorted flowers. I had grograin ribbon and elastic planned,but then i bought a white plastic band - i'm really indecisive right now , she may get this on Easter. I like the thread for all the details it can show and yes it's lacy. Last summer my word was 3D this winter it's LACY.
Last edited by Kitty; 10-21-2012 at 02:22 PM.
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that's very pretty! tell me the how to! my grand daughter has to wear her hair up & I'm sure she will love it!
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Beautiful, thanks for sharing....
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