I am hoping that this blog will help you and me experience the craft of crochet as well as knitting. During times of silence or turmoil, crochet and knitting continuously help me quiet my mind at my own pace, enabling me to find my center. I have patterns for sale in PDF Format, you can find them at their own Pages at the top menu. The posts are classified By labels which are at the far right, all the way down. We are the Borg! I think it will bring Order into Chaos!
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Friday, July 18, 2008
5 Hour Baby Set
This is the picture of the completed set and the video to show it off. Thanks for stopping by and we shall see you next week or the week after.
Andy: I really liked the baby afghan. Do you sell the items or give them as gifts? Your blog is very interesting and it is a great place to learn from as well.
Andy, The baby set has turned out gorgeous! You knit so fast! You amaze me with the things you get finished. :) Can you share with us how you did the button holes so that it could open either way? Can you do a video and perhaps teach us how to do that? I looked on the web and utube and could not find a tutorial about doing a baby sweater so it could open either way for a boy or baby girl. Have fun this week with all your school friends! Your class picture from the 70s is dear. Thank you for sharing. Knittingly, Carole
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Andy: I really liked the baby afghan. Do you sell the items or give them as gifts? Your blog is very interesting and it is a great place to learn from as well.
Thank You. I always find someone to give it away to, sometimes I sell hats.
Andy,
The baby set has turned out gorgeous! You knit so fast! You amaze me with the things you get finished. :) Can you share with us how you did the button holes so that it could open either way? Can you do a video and perhaps teach us how to do that? I looked on the web and utube and could not find a tutorial about doing a baby sweater so it could open either way for a boy or baby girl. Have fun this week with all your school friends! Your class picture from the 70s is dear. Thank you for sharing.
Knittingly,
Carole
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