but this Chocolate Pie & Ice Cream pattern from Coats & Clark is new to me. 
Go ahead and crochet that chocolate pie while you're at it - this one looks somehow nicer than a lot of fiber pies I've seen. Must be that cute little crust ruffle.I've knitted one lovely swirl cone 
from I Like Lemons Scooped pattern, that looks so good, it's tempting to bite that little curly top right off.
from I Like Lemons Scooped pattern, that looks so good, it's tempting to bite that little curly top right off.I know I am supposed to be making stuff I haven't made before, but I'm going to include these in the challege anyway, as I haven't made this particular crocheted cone, or indeed even this style of crocheted cone, and have only made the one knitted variety.
I promise, I'll do one of the others from the knitted collection, 
I won't just put up pics of the finished one and tell you all how easy and fast it was. Even though it was. Both fast and easy - I made it in one sitting, at Fab Fibers. I was working on something else, but I'd grown bored with it, so instead, I pulled out the Scooped pattern and my trusty Vanna in white and beige, and before I knew it, I had ice cream.
I won't just put up pics of the finished one and tell you all how easy and fast it was. Even though it was. Both fast and easy - I made it in one sitting, at Fab Fibers. I was working on something else, but I'd grown bored with it, so instead, I pulled out the Scooped pattern and my trusty Vanna in white and beige, and before I knew it, I had ice cream.*update* pics of my own creations added after-the-fact for reference
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