Something i could get done......
- while C.monster and i argue over when her schoolwork should be completed. Hmm, probably not.
- while we're listening to the week's homily. Hmmmm.
I wonder if you can train yourself to crochet in your sleep? Hmmmmm.
Update:
I am finding that pattern with it's trc's extrememly disappointing...not because there is anything wrong with the pattern, but because i can't seem to perform trc's. :o) So here are some other sites i am finding useful...
http://crochettoday.com/sites/crochettoday.com/files/patterns-pdf/CrochetValentine.pdf
http://planetmfiles.com/2010/01/26/free-crochet-heart-pattern/
http://geekycrochet.blogspot.com/2009/06/heart-applique-pattern.html
http://crochetme.com/media/p/94308.aspx
That is really cute! I saw a cute garland yesterday made of felt hearts. The were stiched end to end with the sewing machine. That would go faster, if you really want a heart garland. :D
ReplyDeleteRe: crocheting at church.... I always wish I could knit at church! I'd listen and think so much better if I had something to do in my hands.
I found your bloggity blog on the list at Meet Me At Mike's for the granny a day challenge. I am a novice in the world of crochetery but I'm giving it a whirl.
ReplyDeleteYour blog was fun to read. I am anxiously awaiting spring as well here in the Midwest. Snow, snow and more snow is what I see out my windows. The photos of your plants was encouraging.
I see that you are also a home schooling Mom. I home schooled my son all the way through and he is now graduated and safely ensconced in college. Whew! It can be a tough road that is for sure. But the benefits FAR outweigh the troubling times. Hang in there!
That is a darling idea! I have stopped crocheting and knitting as my hands are too crippled, but it is a simple design. With your talents I'm sure you could do it.
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