This will be a pillow. I know. It starting to be a little boring here with all those pillows, and nothing else but pillows… But. Yes, there is a “but” 🙂 I need to finish only two pillows (and this one is one of them), and then I will be making something completely different.

I totally fell in love with this beautiful pattern from the lovely Mille Makes blog.

For the border I chose this beautiful free pattern from very well known Heidi Bears. I bet you are all familiar with her gorgeous African flower amigurumi patterns. If I had a baby now, I’m sure that I would buy all her patterns and never stop making the cutest amigurumi animals.

This will be the last pillow, at least for a while…

I wanted to make something with circles, so I spent a lot of time searching and looking on Pinterest. There are so many beautiful crochet patterns on the internet, which I love, of course. I saw this and this, and decided to use this pattern for my pillow. It’s very easy to make, and I love easy things…

Finally, I made one pillow for my son. It’s a bit strange to me that 12 year old boy likes stuff like this, but he’s always loved everything I made (except for my cooking, I can’t find a way to cook vegetables well enough to make him eat)

On the left is Daisy Granny Square Pillow, which I talked about in my previous post, you can find the link to the free pattern there.

As you can see, I didn’t crochet the other side of the pillows. I love that cute white-yellow fabric.

Pillows… What can I say? They are perfect gifts, I think, and Christmas is comming… so only my son’s pillow is staying at home…

I started a blanket! Finally. I use one of my favorite granny square pattern, which I have used quite a lot, but I just can’t help myself. If I fell in love with something (someone) it’s obviously forever…

I’ve finished this pillow a few days ago, but I had some kind of technical difficulties to post it, because the battery charger for my camera was broken, so I couldn’t take the photographs.

As I mentioned in my previous post, tutorial for this granny square you can find here on the lovely and very colorful Color ‘n cream blog, which I really like. Thanks Jenn!
This time I used two different yarns. For the white flowers I used cotton – acrylic mixture, which is mat, soft and fluffy, and I like how the flowers turned out. For the background I used 100% cotton yarn. I so love that texture of the flowers.

My little colorful Christmas balls 🙂 I enjoyed making them.

Think I’ll make some more of these…