Got lots of scrap yarn in beautiful colours and you’re fed up with making granny square blankets with it? Here’s a neat idea to decorate your house or garden that uses a minimum of crochet stitches and can be made as long as you like. Simply adding rows of double or treble stitches into each previous row will enable your wind spinner to spiral as you create it and then it can be hung in the breeze with a glass bead stitched on to weight the end. The same technique can be used to make ruffled trims on garments and soft furnishings too.
The full pattern is available in issue 147 of LGC Knitting and Crochet magazine, on sale from 8th December in the UK at all good newsagents and supermarkets.
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30 ноя 2022
