I was over at my in law’s place for dinner and I had my new camera with me, so I thought I would do a quick shoot. I wanted to play with the monochrome setting; focusing on light and shadow, texture and contrast as the subject matter.
I restricted myself to object inside the lounge/dinning area of the house and took a few shots. I think that a few of the them came out alright.
Another project I promised to post about is my crochet Peter Pan collars. I think they came out quite well considering that I had to translate from USA to UK crochet instructions.
The first one I did came out quite lacy and loose and unfortunately way too small for me to wear! For the second one I changed the size of my crochet hook from a 3.5 to a 2.5, and naturally, the result was tighter all-round.
I really like how the collars look, and I have photos of them ~ one day I shall have to wear one in an outfit shoot to show how I like to style them. But for now, here are the collars just as they are.
I have one more collar to finish off in purple ~ I am experimenting with the length of the initial chain to see if having it sit wider around the neck will look better.
After that, I am going to try it in a black 3 ply cord rather than the 2 ply that the purple is. I would like to perfect this pattern than start creating variations to sell on Etsy. Would you be interested in one of these collars do you think?
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b.
P.S. ~ I am putting the first collar up on Etsy for a discounted price as it is rather small…. I am not sure who it would fit but maybe someone can find a use for it. I would prefer to make these to order ~ I.e., the customer sends me the size and colour they would like and I crochet it for them.
Those necklaces are really pretty and Victorian looking, I like the one with the lady's face the most :D
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Sarah
Yes, that's the one I like best too! The lady's face button cost a bit though, $4.00 ~ just for a button!!
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