The Pattern for the flower pot is up now
it's stored at ravelry but I hope the link does work for non-ravelrers as well
the pattern has not been tested, but I think it's error-free (I found some and fixed them) but if you find something, probably something that's not being expressed clearly enough please leave a message.
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13 Kommentare:
This is AWESOME!!!
Thank you SO much for sharing our pattern!
Thanks a lot for this beautiful pattern! And congrats for the prize you won :) Hasta pronto!
What a great pattern and it's free! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for sharing this great pattern! I started it a while ago and hope to finish it next year (like a lot of other UFO's :-))
I think I found an error on page 3 which I want to report. Maybe it's my misunderstanding the pattern, but I thought you could check it. It's in the first flower/big petals, pistil and stem: row 7 and 8 say "make 1 row (sc24). If I counted correctly it has to be sc30 because row 6 is "sc4,(M2, sc8) x2, M2, sc4" and that's 30 stitches. I like the pattern very much and maybe I'll put the FO in my office as you did!
Happy New Year to you and your family,
Dagmar (jazzfisch on ravelry)
I love this pattern, it is so cute. I want to know if I can alter the flowers a little to make flower pins to sell with my hats on my etsy shop.
http://www.vilatesniftynook.etsy.com
Please let me know! Thanks
Vilate
What a beautiful pattern! Thanks so much for posting it, you're amazing!
thank you so much. i have been looking for a pattern to make these type of flowers for soooooo long x
I love your creativity. Its amazingly beautiful. I have never seen anything as beautiful as this. I made daisy(from oswald) inspired by your pattern.
wow! i love them! it's beautiful!
I've downloaded this flower pot pattern, and started to make it. But I had a difficulty to understand the pM abbreviation. Could you please explain it?
Anyway, this pattern is very pretty, and I love it very much! Thank you for sharing this pattern with us!
pM is 'place marker'
is there a specific place in the pattern where you had difficulties to understand the abbreviation?
I have found out that the term pM means 'place Marker', and now I can continue make this pretty flower pot :). Thank you.
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