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Here are some crocheted scrunchies that were exposed a Japanese Market at the Merle Moqueur, a Parisian bookstore.
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Here are some scrunchies that I crocheted and exposed at Japanese Market at the Merle Moqueur.
This time, I've made with wool from Italy brand "Plassard". I found these lovely wool, spun with gorgeous color.
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Here are a couple of scrunchies I crocheted and exposed at a Japanese Market at the Merle Moqueur, a Parisian bookstore.
As you can see I got inspired by Doilies for these scrunchies.
Initially scrunchies are used to attach hairs, but other ways like napkin rings, bracelet, etc are of course OK.
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The caps that I knitted maybe in 2000. Wools are the set "Crayon" of Mr. Eisaku NORO. As I had wanted to take advantage of the taste and the colors of wool, I made the caps all simple.
I like this range for a long time, then that given me pleasure that I can even have some in Paris, even though that cost a little dearer than to Japan. The mark of Mr. NORO is now known in the world, it is terrific, I admire it.
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