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Showing posts with label crochet cotton yarn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crochet cotton yarn. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 31, 2018

Everything Old is New Again

I recently ran a poll on Facebook to find out what is the best name for my craft business that has actually been in existence for nearly 5 years:  It looks like CHESAPEAKE BAY CROCHET is the winner.

Initially, I chose wisely.  I considered other ideas like, Chain Stitch, Hot Pink Crochet, Karen Crochets and on and on.  But Chesapeake Bay Crochet is the hands down winner.

I'll go with a winner every time.

So, I make hand made crochet items and I sell them.  HAND MADE.  No made by a machine or by a robot.  Hand made by ME.

I am working on updating my blog and my image for a better online presence.  I know how to do this!  I have a quality product at fair prices.  So, diving right in, again...
Mandala Crocheted by Kay Crochet

Friday, November 11, 2016

Etsy





Here are a few Items I posted to Etsy for sale:
Dish rag, wash clothPot HolderDish Rag, Wash Cloth

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Steam-punk Barbie

The term "Steam-punk" or "Gaslight Romance" is a sub-genre of science fiction that features steam as the main source of power, particularly in a post-apocalyptic setting where steam power regains prominence. Steam power can be found in stories by H.G. Wells and Jules Verne but, contemporary story, frequently feature Steam-powered lighter-than-air ships and analog computers.  Steam-punk can also refer to a clothing style inspired by the sub-genre that possess elements of post-apocalyptic films of the mid-20th centry, Victorian-age styles, Art Nouveau design.  The result is a pseudo-Victorian style.

Barbie is not exempt from Steam-Punk styles.

I am working on a design for Barbie that is strictly one-of-a-kind.  Upon completion, I will create patterns to sell.  This is the design thus far:
Note the Top Hat, which is a steam-punk classic, the bustier, lace gloves and stockings, and contemporary boots.
This is a detail of the Hat:
A glimpse of the stockings and boots:
A closer look at her skirt:

The costume is not completed because there are many details yet to be added, plus an exquisite coat.  Keep watching for more SteamPunk Barbie.

Karen Pope is Madam Crocheterie, the Hooker By Night.  She CROCHETS in her spare moments, makes time for CROCHET,  and sells her creations on Etsy.  Follow her on Twitter, and Facebook.  Find her on Google+
She writes about CROCHET and creating a CROCHET Business


Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Busy Hook

I have been busy finishing projects started a while back, but never finished because newer ideas replaced the old ones.  You know how that is.  The latest crochet pattern invariably catches my eye and I am off an running in a different direction.


This is my granny square afghan

Granny Square Afghan

This afghan was made with Lily Sugar n Cream 100% cotton yarn.  I love the vibrant colors of this afghan, but it took this project to convince me that I complete dislike constructing anything with granny squares.


This is project #2... a winter scarf
This is a heavy-guaranteed to keep you warm winter scarf crocheted with Red Heart Super Soft(c) yarn in Really Red.



Karen Pope is Madam Crocheterie, the Hooker By Night.  She CROCHETS in her spare moments, makes time for CROCHET,  and sells her creations on Etsy.  Follow her on Twitter, and Facebook.  Find her on Google+
She writes about CROCHET and creating a CROCHET Business