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mercuryblues

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2. That is very beautiful
Reply to seaglass (Original post)
Mon Jan 6, 2020, 09:10 AM
Jan 2020

Go get yourself some yarn and a crochet hook and learn the stitches needed to make that ASAP. Not someday, today.

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Quilting and Crochet [View all] seaglass Jan 2020 OP
This gives me some ideas about using some flannel leftovers I have. Arkansas Granny Jan 2020 #1
It does look easy to replicate in other forms I think. Good luck! n/t seaglass Jan 2020 #6
That is very beautiful mercuryblues Jan 2020 #2
I'm still working on knitting so this is a to-do in the future project. :-) n/t seaglass Jan 2020 #4
Crocheting is easier than knitting wryter2000 Jan 2020 #8
Yes, with crochet you only have one live stitch at a time to worry about. There's a lot less Arkansas Granny Jan 2020 #9
Buy a little pamplet called 'Teach Yourself to Crochet' or sinkingfeeling Jan 2020 #3
I tried crocheting before taking up knitting. I think in general I like knitted items more than seaglass Jan 2020 #5
I find knitting easier on my hands. I prefer to knit. sinkingfeeling Jan 2020 #7
I find the same to be true, although I've got a couple of crochet projects I want to tackle. Arkansas Granny Jan 2020 #10
I did the same thing. dem in texas Sep 2022 #15
You Tube and Pinterest are chock full of videos, patterns and ideas yellowdogintexas Jan 2022 #13
This looks like a good way to use a collection of vintage hankies eleny Jan 2020 #11
Love to Knit, but Crochet is not for me dem in texas Jan 2020 #12
On my to do list. CraftyGal65 Sep 2022 #14
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