My Trench Coat
This is my first HUGE crochet project! The pattern was featured in the Feb/Mar '07 issue of Crochet Today magazine, and was designed by Melissa Leapman. It took me 1 month to make(It would have taken much longer, except I was on a TIGHT schedule!). I made it for our state Make it With Wool contest. I am very proud of myself, as the judges couldn't find any mistakes on it! I got 1st place with it, and I'm moving on to the Nat'l MIWW contest in January, where I get to compete for the title of U.S. Junior Wool Ambasador!














It's beautiful! Good luck. :)
Fueling the crochet revolution...
WOW you must be so proud well done its beautiful.
It's beautiful! And the belt give a nice touch.
Awesome! You did a great job, it's beautiful.
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Oh wow, it looks so good on you. I'm really impressed with your skill and dedication.
ETA: I just read your bio - I'm doubly impressed.
Absolutely gorgeous! Let us know how the competition turns out. Good luck
ella
I've donated my body to motherhood
WOW! When will I be able to make something like that! I love it.... very pretty.
You, my dear, are a very talented young woman! Good work and I wish you great success! Keep posting with your progress!
Theresa
Beautiful! And a great fit. Best of luck!
Well, I am back from Las Vegas!
I didn't place at the Nat'l competition, but my room-mate got first place!
The contest was a great experiance, and I'm already planning my garment for our next state contest!
BTW, the Make it With Wool contest has an adult division, and if anyone is interested in finding more information for it, go ahead and contact me!
Chelsea
Good for you Chelsea! That's the spirit! And congrats to your room mate! Can't wait to see what your next project is! Keep us posted, please!
Theresa
It must have been a close contest. Yeah, just wait until next year! Congrats on having taken part.
Pauline
It's lovely! Congratulations on getting first place
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Mom and dad have no idea how the judges could have judged that contest. Infact, the judges told us they wished they could have gone to work instead of judged us! There were 30 girls in the entire contest, and everyone did a great job with their projects. There was only one other girl that crocheted something, and she made a skirt, top and hat. The looked pretty cool!
Chelsea
That's the problem with judging projects people have put so much work into. You know they are all good or they wouldn't have made it to the national level! A different day or even one different judge and you could have been in first place! You just never know! Kudos to all the finalists and the judges!
Theresa
Isn't that the truth!
Chelsea