Z Any Mouse

These runners are the last two projects I was able to squeeze out before my rotator cuff surgery, nearly 4 weeks ago. It's killing me to look at the pile of scraps and UFO's on my sewing table without being able to do anything about them! A few days ago I discovered that I can crochet without moving my shoulder, so off to the races I went, lol. Hope I not breaking the rules by posting non-quilty things.

BeckySt

Love your table runners, the scarves are great also. Where did you find patterns for them.

Quiltngolfer

All are very pretty! So sorry you are having shoulder trouble. Hope the problem will soon be resolved and you can get back to making quilts. I tend to alternate between quilting and crochet so I don't get bored with one craft.

QUILTNMO

beautiful runner and scarfs take care!!!

Z Any Mouse

Thank you! The runners are the simple French Braid pattern, found online. The gray scarf was an afghan stitch I adapted for the scarf, the burgundy scarf pattern was a freebie from JoAnn's called "Shore Thing", and the infinity scarf was my own design.

newbee3

I know exactly how you feel I had rotater cuff surgery in Jan and now can do a little quilting hope you get along okay do what they tell you

plainpat

I made this runner from the quilt bug free pattern.Hope it helps.
http://quiltbug.com/free/table-topper.htm

Have a scarf started called The Shore Thing from Red Heart.Not sure it's the same one.
http://www.redheart.com/free-pattern...re-thing-scarf



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mighty

Love them all!!! Take care and I hope you recover quickly!!!!!

Z Any Mouse

[QUOTE=plainpat;5901438]I made this runner from the quilt bug free pattern.Hope it helps.
http://quiltbug.com/free/table-topper.htm

Have a scarf started called The Shore Thing from Red Heart.Not sure it's the same one.
http://www.redheart.com/free-pattern...re-thing-scarf

Those are the same patterns, although I used 2 1/2" strips on the runner. The scarf works up very easily and is fun to do.

ro

great job!