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It’s been a blue skies and blue seas kind of day today... just perfect! 💙☀️🌊Shame I had to spend most of it indoors in my day job but I did manage to get this shot on the way in to work! 😊☀️🌊☀️🌊☀️🌊☀️💙💙 Happy Monday! 😊💙

Hope you all had a good weekend...😊💙I’m sure many of you knew what was coming today!😆 Yes, another ‘long wave’... 🌊🌊🌊🌊 So at the end of Row 100 you should have made 1ch which counts as the first dc (US sc) of this next row. Remember I use UK terminology... dtr=double treble (US treble), tr=treble (US double crochet), htr= half treble (US half double), dc=double crochet (US single crochet) . Row 101: 1htr in next 2 sts, continue with (2tr, 3dtr, 2tr, 2htr, 3dc, 2htr) and repeat to end, the final st will be a htr, 1ch, (counts as first dc of next row- you may want to put a stitch marker in this ch so it is easier to recognise as a stitch when crocheting back into it after next row), turn. (Remember at the end of row 101 that the final stitch to crochet into is that little 1 ch we made at the end of row 99) . Row 102: 1dc in each st to end, join with a new colour at end of final st, 4ch (counts as first dtr of next row), turn. . Have a wonderful week Everyone... 😊💙🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊

It’s been a few weeks since I released the pattern for my ‘Sea Shells Clutch Bag’ using @missmoffatyarns ...I never shared this photo of it set against my usual driftwood background... so here it is! Hope you’re all having a lovely Sunday... 😊💚💛🐚💚💛💚💛🐚

It’s not only the coast and sea that I love... a walk in the woods is also one of my very favourite things to do! 😊🌲🌳🌲🌳🌲💚And yesterday we drove an hour north to Bedgebury Pinetum... the boys took their mountain bikes and disappeared on an 8 mile track whilst the rest of us strolled amongst the trees... it was amazing! And of course loads of car crochet on the journey there and back too... yay! 😊💚 #bedgeburypinetum #bedgebury #bedgeburyforest #walkinthepark #walkinthewoods #miniatureschnauzer #miniatureschnauzerofinstagram #miniatureschnauzers #schnauzer #schnauzersofinstagram #forestwalk #natureinspiration #natureatitsbest #coastalcrochet #creativeinspiration

And the waves are here again... yes, we're back to our Long Wave Stitch! 🌊🌊🌊Yay! 😊 So at the end of Row 98 you should have joined with a new colour and made 4ch which counts as the first dtr in this next row... Remember it’s UK terminology... dtr=double treble (US treble), tr=treble (US double crochet), htr= half treble (US half double), dc=double crochet (US single crochet)😊 . Row 99: 1tr in next 2 sts continue with (2htr, 3dc, 2htr, 2tr, 3dtr, 2tr) and repeat to end, the final st will be a tr, 1ch (counts as first dc of next row- you may want to put a stitch marker in this ch so it is easier to recognise as a stitch when crocheting back into it after next row), turn . Row 100: 1dc in each st to end, join with a new colour at end of final st, 1ch (counts as first dc of next row- again you may want to put a stitch marker in this ch so it is easier to recognise when crocheting back into it after next row), turn And that's 100 rows we've done! Gosh... that feels like a milestone! 😆😁 Wow! Thank you for staying with me... I hope you're loving this design as much as I do... 💙💙💙💙

The weeks fly by don’t they! 😆 Another Thursday and another round up of amazing blankets!! Tap to meet the fabulous Makers... there are so many beautiful blankets to admire if you check out the hashtags too... keep sharing! 😊💕💕💕 #seasidestashbustingblanket #coastalcrochet #coastalcrochetcal

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Oh I do like to crochet beside the seaside! My name is Eleonora and I am a crochet designer. As well designing I love to teach crochet in workshops and also share my passion for crochet with others through this blog and on my Instagram and Facebook pages. I have had designs published in 'Simply Crochet' Magazine and other publications. I live by the sea on the south coast of England with my husband, three fast growing children and a Miniature Schnauzer...

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