Crochet corners

Each week I visit my neighbours for craft night. Usually I bring my own thing but sometimes they teach me something new and we work on a project together.
I was interested in crocheting edges on tea towels, face washers etc so each week Laura would show me a new design.
This was great, I learnt a lot but the problem was with no pattern I had a hard time giving them away because I had to look at them to work out how to do it again.
So in an attempt to declutter I have taken photos of a couple of my favourites and will be storing them here so if I want to make these edges again I will be able to find them.




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  1. Rachaeldaisy17 February 2016 at 08:37

    Crochet always adds that extra bit of special magic. I know your photos are for your record to remind you but they're pretty for us to look at too.

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