A Brighticus Life Podcast - Episode 17

Thank you for watching Episode 17 of the Brighticus Life Podcast!! You can find me on the following social media: Instagram: abrighticuslife Ravelry: Ginge1911 Blogger: abrighticuslife Finished Objects: Sunflower cushion. I followed this tutorial on youtube: https://youtu.be/8B-eWkm_7hk. The yarn I used was just DK yarn out of my stash in a brown, a cream, a light yellow and a dark yellow. WIPs: I have LOTs of wips on the go, but here are the ones that I talked about on today’s episode: Hat scarf and glove set – Scrumptious Yarn (https://fyberspates.com/scrumptious-4ply). The colourway I have doesn’t seem to be stocked anymore, but they have lots to choose from! This is a set that I am currently designing – keep your eyes peeled! Fingering weight self striping socks. I cast these on ages ago and I finally finished one of the socks. I’m so sorry, I don’t know what yarn I have used in these (bad podcaster!) #grannysquareparty blanket. The wonderful Hannah of the corner of craft is hosting a crochet-a-long of granny square blankets. I’m using an array of acrylic yarn and I have made up the pattern myself, although this patch is very similar if you would like to make one too! https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/solid-granny-square-6 Chevron blanket: This massive blanket had 2 rows put onto it this week. I have no idea what possessed me to get it out this week! Its 30° for goodness sake! The pattern I am using is this on: https://youtu.be/y6gsjckd_5I Autumn blanket. During my trip to black sheep wool I treated myself to some beautiful autumnal colours and decided to start a granny square blanket! All of the yarn is stylecraft special in DK. The colours: golden, copper, graphite, karki and walnut. Giveaway: I am hosting a giveaway to win 2 skeins of hand dyed yarn and a beautiful handmade wall hangers. These can be found from Tara at woolberts: https://woolberts.co.uk/collections/crochet-wall-hangers if you fancy something else written on your hanger – get in touch, she is extremely accommodating and amazing at what she does! The winner is LIZZ STANLEY Thank you so much for watching! Enjoy all of your crafting and stay positive xx

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