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  • Thank you so much for visiting me in the Attic, it's lovely to see you. My name is Lucy and I'm a happily married Mum with three children. We live in a cosy terraced house on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales in England which we are slowly renovating and making home. I have a passion for crochet and colour and love to share my creative journey. I hope you enjoy your peek into my colourful little world x

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Louise Fisher

Hi Lucy and Happy Week Wishes ~ :)

I found the book, that must have been why it went amiss !
I am not that fond of it so maybe you should write one hehe :)

I love your experiments and patterns ~ Thank you ~ oh and the bluebells always so lovely I agree :)

~ x ~

Louise Fisher

absolutely sold on these ~ So fragile, dainty and pretty

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I am still looking for the book ~ * ~
I hope it turns up pretty soon as I have a new book shelf ~ Must atill be on the floor some place :)

~ x ~

Елена

Огромное спасибо,что щедро делитесь своими знанием, умением и навыками. Здорово!👍

Krista

Such a well written pattern!! Great explanatory images as well. Thank you 🌿

Nicky Brown

Awesome fern, just made it in a 50/50 cotton & acrylic and came out gorgeous thanks heap (nz crocheter)

Maredo

Oh merci de nous faire partager votre si delicat travail! Cela donne envie d'essayer .
Je viens de découvrir votre site et je m'apprête à tout lire avec un délicieux plaisir !
Ce aue vous faites est vraiment délicat et ravissant !

Amera khan

Awesome. Really awesome. What an elaborate discribtion thank you

Darla Sherwood

Such a lovely design!!! Thank you for sharing it!

Dorian C Cory

been looking for you!!!!!!

Jaci

Just made my first fern leaf a nice change from flowers, they are lovely thanks for sharing this great idea.

Jenn koenig

I have been following you for years!!!❤️ You are such an inspiration a true artist!! Love the ferns so delicate and lovely😍

Naomi Paz Greenberg

Tried this last night with some variegated green sock yarn and a US "C" hook.

Beautiful!

Much nicer than any similar pattern I've tried before.

I did the first side through the back bumps of the chain stitches and the second side through the back loop only of the front side of the chain stitches. This allowed the first color in the yarn to show through on the front as a shallow zig zag line and to contrast with the later colors. Then I left about 18 inches of yarn at the end before I cut and I stem-stitched up along the back spine so that no 'dots' appeared and again the different shades of the yarn contrasted with the spine. It also gave the stem a three dimensional quality.

Great fun.

Thank you very much.

phyllis williams

what colors did you use for the ferns, and what does DK meabs

Victoria

Hi, love this pattern, tho I wondered if I wanted to up scale this with having to use bulky wool how might I do that? I fancy some life size fern leaves like a foot or more high... Thanks Victoria

Tooske

Prachtig die krans en de kleurtjes bedankt voor het delen Ik ga hem zeker maken

Barb

Very nice. Thanks for sharing :)

 MO

Just made my first fern leaf...that was fun to do. I'm going to make bunches! Thinking of fall colors too. mmmmmmm...possibilities...Hugs, MO

Kathie Griffiths

I've just discovered your site today and am so excited. I'm so looking forward to making a wreath before too long. I love your fern leaves and also your delightful helebore flowers. Thank you so much for sharing your work. X

SARAH DAVIES

Just begun work on one of you wreaths, thank you so much for sharing your lovely ideas!

Francia

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful patterns, have made one fern leaf so far, just to see if I could, and it is almost beautiful! ; )

Jeni Entwistle

Have started making some of these to use on a "crochainting" ala Pukado! Dandelions and ferns so far :)

Lyn Gosling

Thanks so much for the pattern. i really want to try these!!
Lyn

helene

Thanks for the great idea - I am going to try and create some earrings with the concept - will send pic of result - when it rises to the top of my to-do-list. So generous to share
many thanks again
helene currently wintering in a motorhome inSpain

Rebecca Crouch

I just finished my first fern frond. i used scrap yarn and a size f hook. i cant wait to get the proper yarn and hook. thank you for sharing. i also noticed the typo on the large leaf.

Gillian McM

Dear Lucy, these are absolutely beautiful, I've made two already - I decided to do a spring wreath with fresh green ferns because here in New England the winter is so awful, we long desperately for spring, which doesn't come till May! I wanted to point out what I think may be a typo - when you go back down the 2nd side of the fern the instruction for the x-lge leaf reads: "Chain 6, sl st in 2nd chain from hook, sl st in next 5 chains {1st X-large leaf made}". I think it should say "sl st in next 4 chains" - you can't have more than 5 total in a 6-chain leaf, if you see what I mean. I hope this is helpful. Again, thanks for all the beauty and love you bring into our lives!

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