The Weirdest Thing I Ever Crocheted
I wanted to share mine.
It all started one day when one of my boys brought in a Harley Davidson leather glove that he found in the street out front.
Just the one. It looked brand new. Very nice, soft leather with a black fringe of leather and a zipper on the wrist.
Well this sat in my house for a week or two with no one coming to claim the thing.
What to do, what to do.....
I have made leather bottomed crocheted purses in the past.
Sometimes I take the suede from an old, worn out book bag bottom, or get a nice used leather purse from Good Will, then I punch holes all along the leather strip I want for a purse bottom and simply crochet upwards.
So anyway, here I am will this very cool looking glove with the H-D logo on it and all.
What the heck.
I snipped the "fingers" off and punched holes at even spaces with a hand held awl (is that the word for it?) tool I found in an old sewing basket a while back.
I decided to used black yarn and then also add a nice cool ripple stripe. (I don't remember what the name of the yarn was.)
Pics! Yes, I have pics!
First I wanted to show the bottom. It is the front and back of the glove without the fingers. I added my own pink suede strips so the fringe would go completely from one side to the other, (instead of just halfway up).



Here's what it looks like with some things inside. See how it expands and looks more normal?

Here's a pic of it hanging. It reminds me of a genie bottle.
