Sarah London website

[Hookin Catluvr]

This is one of my favorite websites. Her use of color is magnificent! Scroll down to see a crochet wedding dress.

 

http://sarahlondon.wordpress.com/

[Robi]

Wow!!!!

[FrLopLady]

ok had to buy the May booklet lol. Love that star ripple!

[Monique39]

Wow!!

[hhensler]

I just came across her website this morning...some very beautiuful things there!

[hhensler]

I am making a set of potholders using her wool-eater pattern.

[threadlover]

Thanks for the site. I love her way with color.

 

Marcia

[WVUAlesha]

wow love her color!

[Gr8ful Momma]

I love the skirt on her home page but can't seem to find a pattern for it. Does anyone know if there is a pattern?

[dottie]

Who is this lady and is she in the US? Her colors are great and found a few patterns I might have to order. WOW

[PAndrus]

Does anyone know where we can get patterns like the ones from the "Hotsoup" clothing section on her home page?

[FrLopLady]

does anyone know how to get a hold of her? I ordered some patterns and I think my email is being stupid and not accepting emails with file attachments..again.. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. I need to give a different email..

[Momcrochets]

I, too, love the white skirt partway down the first page...the one with floral motifs in it! Would love that pattern.

[GrammyT]

I know I was wanting that same pattern (white skirt).

[Empress Busy Bee]

I love the skirt on her home page but can't seem to find a pattern for it. Does anyone know if there is a pattern?

I, too, love the white skirt partway down the first page...the one with floral motifs in it! Would love that pattern.

I know I was wanting that same pattern (white skirt).

It's not a pattern. It's a skirt from the store Forever 21.

She sites it under the photos.

 

http://www.forever21.com/default.asp

 

Here is the skirt:

 

http://www.forever21.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=FOREVER21&category%5Fname=btms&product%5Fid=2073599154&showBACK=OK

 

Does anyone know where we can get patterns like the ones from the "Hotsoup" clothing section on her home page?

Again, not patterns but actual clothes from the store called Hotsoup. Clothes are handmade in Bolivia.

 

http://tops.hotsoup.nl/nl/winkel.html

 

 

In both (all) cases, you'll have to look around the web, books, magazines or maybe just wing it to get what you want.

Happy Hunting.