MWM|| Beautiful Tulips 🌷🌷🌷

Blessed day dear and appreciated NeedleWorkMonday crafter friends. I hope this week is very productive for all of you. For my part, today I want to show you a project that has been on my knitting to-do list for quite some time now, but that I finally got up the courage to knit yesterday. It's about the beautiful woven tulips.

Desde que nuestra amiga @jonalyn2020 nos compartió sus hermosos ramos de flores a crochet, yo quedé muy fascinada con todas esas bellas flores. Realmente me encantaría aprender a tejerlas todas y sobre todo que me queden tan lindas como las de Jonalyn. He estado practicando con diferentes tipos de flores, pero siempre se han quedado pendiente los tulipanes y las lavandas.

Ever since our friend @jonalyn2020 shared with us her beautiful crochet flower bouquets, I have been fascinated with all those beautiful flowers. I would really love to learn how to crochet all of them and above all to make them as beautiful as Jonalyn's. I have been practicing with different types of flowers, but I have always tried to crochet them. I've been practicing with different types of flowers, but tulips and lavenders have always remained pending.

Yesterday I was feeling a little lazy to work on my crochet projects, which seemed strange to me because I am always happy to knit. Then I realized that what had me discouraged is that I have two big projects that I have not been able to finish due to time issues, I always try to make some progress in the evenings, but I get a little frustrated not being able to finish them to finally see the final result. I must confess that I'm a bit anxious and that's why I don't like to do such big projects. So I thought I would direct my energy into a new project that would fill me with enthusiasm again and that I could finish quickly. So I decided to knit the tulips that I had on my list for a long time.

To make the project I used a You tube tutorial to help me, because I wanted my tulips to be perfect. The pattern is quite simple and it is very easy and fun to knit. I also have to say that it provokes to knit many because they can be made in different colors. I made three in pastel shades and I'm going to use them to make some cute keychains.

I don't know what you think about starting a new project without having finished another one, but in this particular case it was very useful for me to encourage me and to fall in love with crochet again. I think that from now on I'm going to have several projects at the same time, so that when one of them gets tired or complicated, I can take a break from it for a while and direct my energy to another project. I would never have thought of doing this because I am a bit obsessive with finishing each thing I start before starting a new one, however, now I think that anything that makes me keep my enthusiasm and desire to continue knitting is valid.

Thanks for reading, greetings and blessings.