
I finally finished the hats and soap bag for my friend's mother who has cancer. Even though I had some trouble with this project, throughout the looming process I was reminded to pray for her. I pray she is blessed by these gifts.

I modified the soap bag from the first one I loomed. I liked the purl side, so I turned it inside out. I also crocheted the top with a single crochet and two chain stitch to give it a delicate edge and make loops for the drawstring. I added pony beads to the ends of the drawstring. Soap was added from
Mountain Body Cosmetic Deli and Spa.
"Answer me when I call to you, O my righteous God. Give me relief from my distress; be merciful to me and hear my prayer." Psalm 4:1
6 comments:
I love the multicolored hat, and the fun fur hat is cool too. The soap sack looks shiney. What material did you use?
Great Job!
Peggy in Utah
I used the Peaches & Creme 100% cotton yarn, Faded Denim. I used two strands, 2 over 2 stitch on a 1/2" gauge loom. I like the purl side much better for this bag. It's not really shiney, but oh, does it ever smell good with the natural soaps I added! So aromatherapeutic.
Linda everything is so gorgeous! You have put so much love and prayer into these, I think they've become "prayer hats". These will be treasured.
Jami is right. They are beautiful and Noli will so love them. I like the "prayer hat" idea. You are so thoughtful!
Love Ya,
Jen
Thanks all for your kind words and compliments.
Thank you Linda! I know my mom will love them. They are simply beautiful.
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