By the time Fall/Autumn season arrives, I am ready for the change in weather and more than ready for swapping Capris and T's for Slacks and Sweaters. As you can see, I got in the Fall Color mode a while back...like in August...with Granny Squares and Fabrics. It is part of my 4R Fiber BlowOut Bucket List in preparation for the Fall Season Sales I will be doing on the First Saturdays of October, November and December.
The batch of Needle Keeper Books are finished and ready for this coming Saturdays sale. I had a fun time sewing this combination of 1930's fabrics for the cover which has a definite feel of Autumn. Inside each of the Needle Books are a few vintage notions from my collection. I love the way they turned out.
The 'Granny Square' was the first crochet block pattern I learned to make. It was long before I ever thought about being a 'Granny', and thought it a funny name for my 1960's Poncho pattern. I loved it so much that just about everyone on my Christmas List got a 'Granny Square' something or the other. I was an 'OverDoSixtiesSue'.
I am enjoying the 'New Granny Square' patterns and variations on the old one.
My 'Crochet Items Pinterest Board' is full of 'Groovy Granny Squares'.
I know, nobody says 'Groovy' anymore...especially in the same sentence as 'Granny'.
That'd be sooooo Square!
