8.30.2009

caffe latte potholder



Yum. Coffee in any of its flavors or varieties is a liquid love in my every day life.


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A mystery wrapped in brown,

A fragile enigma,

Enveloping the senses,

With the earthy steam

Of a bean.


The mind wrapped in warmth,

The essence of dark roast,

Heating from within,

The senses thrill,

With every lingering

Sniff of the aroma

In the mug.

--by Drew K

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So I got busy with my mocha colored yarn and added milk white and bright aqua to complement the rich hue of coffee.



And I have seen this lovely potholder pattern that have seen pop up all over the web. Seeing it the first time I would have never believed that it is crocheted as individual blocks and then crocheted in a line with simple border of single crochet. (This is where my daughter wrapped it around her hips and determined it would make the cutest of belts.....hmmm.)




Then a gathering stitch is made through the center of each block and the flower begins to form.




But the real beauty is seen when the corners of each block is finger-pressed to form these caffe latte petals.




It reminds me of the foamy goodness in a steamy cup of caffe latte.




16 comments:

  1. BEAUtiful! Love your color choice!

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  2. Me gustan mucho tus fotografias!!

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  3. Nice potholder!!! I love the colors you have choosen. White-milk, blue-water and brown-coffee. I love coffee too and tea. I love coffees at Starbucks. When I was in the States last year I tried almost all the flavours.

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  4. Love it!!! Especially your color choices.
    Kris

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  5. I never knew how to make these! Your's is so beautiful and the colors are perfect! I love coffee too and is my beverage of choice for much of the day. Twyla

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  6. Adoration from afar!!!

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  7. GORGEOUS! i love the design & colours! :)

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  8. A great potholder for a beautiful colour combination.

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  9. blue and brown - it's just a great combination - earth and sky - and your work is so perfect (as usual!).

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  10. Thank you particularly for the assembly photos. It's is similar to the fold back method used on Cathedral Windows quilts.

    I have another question I hope you will please answer: I would like to know the post or project/pattern for the first image on the left in your header photo, the blue motif. My email is nshour@comcast.net and I would really appreciate any info you recall. Thank you for a great blog!

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  11. Amei teus trabalhos vc nao ten video ou grafico poe favor manda traduçao bjs

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  12. amei seu cantinho não poderia deixar de te seguir bjos

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  13. That is an amazing looking design!!! :)

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  14. Precioso trabajo ...felivitaciones :)

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