Here is Mary, or Maria as we call her

11/29/2017

Here is Mary, or Maria as we call her

@brittarnhild

Yes, Mardelle, it must be a manger :-)

I made Maria today. I had to rip her up a few times, but I like the finished result.

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Other blogs I have updated today:

dagens lille grønne

Vandring gjennom året

Britt-Arnhild´s House in the Woods

Posted at 08:46 PM in Crochet, Nativity | Permalink

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Mary is wonderful. And no pattern ( Well, I'm impressed) Are you going to keep going?
I will wait and see.

Posted by: Mardelle | 11/30/2017 at 02:29 AM

I have a simple nativity set started by my eldest sister years and years ago when she was on night duty. I took over and added some embroidery touches. But we couldn’t think of what to do for the heads, until a visitor suggested using walnuts. Perfect, no more details needed. Yours too needs nothing more, the surface of the crochet has its own expressions!

Posted by: Fran | 12/03/2017 at 08:42 AM

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