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SPIKY DUAL COLOR MOBILE POUCH

 Hey you all,  Sorry I have been MIA for a long time. But I hardly spent time working on a craft the last couple yrs. I had been wanting to get a mobile pouch for a while now. I was also contemplating whether I should make one myself. The latter thought won and here we are. I used some leftover yarn from my stock. Blue / Yellow - the classic colour combination. So I decided to go with it. It turned out beautiful, better than I imagined. Here are some pics of the WIP. Contact me for the pattern.... ENJOY !!
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Mile-A-Minute Scarf

I found this pattern when I bought Redheart yarn. I am not trying to advertise / promote yarns here but Redheart always gives away a free pattern on the back of the yarn cover. 

Its called a Mile-A-Minute scarf because it builds up very fast. I took around 3 hours tops to make this scarf, and I am a beginner and I work very slowly. Also, this is another reversible scarf pattern that I found that was cute and doable.

I am still debating on who looks good in this scarf, which I am going to decide soon enough, but as of now, there are no owners :)

I have made a few changes to the Redheart original pattern and you can contact me for the pattern here.

Here are some pics -





I am still unable to decide a good pattern for a new multi-color yarn that I have... lacy patterns are not going well with it, but I dont particularly want to do a bulky pattern on it. So once I get a new pattern, more scarves are gonna come this way :)

- So


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