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Category Archives: Crochet Corner
Crochet Corner – or – Weaving Central?
Weaving on CDs was such a big hit at the craft gallery demo this spring, I had to share the idea with the Crochet Corner ladies! I was especially pleased to see 98 year-old M enjoying this little project as … Continue reading
Posted in Crochet Corner, Weaving
Tagged cd looms, garden banner, picnic plate looms, tongue depressor needles
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Christmas Stars
Over the last two days I’ve crocheted twenty-five Granny Stars. Thank goodness it’s such an easy pattern! – These are a wonderful project for sport weight yarn scraps. – They’re softer than I’d expected. . . perfect if I was … Continue reading
Posted in Crochet Corner
Tagged Christmas stars, Crochet Corner, crocheted ornaments, crocheted stars, Granny Stars, ornaments
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Go Ahead, Shoot Me!
I know you’re all anxious to see what kind of yarn was in that BIG Bag. . . but the Crochet Corner ladies and I became so giddy while looking through it, were so distracted by the gingerbread cookie baking … Continue reading
Update
Crocheted nine Oreo cookies for Lucy, the 3-year-old who asked Santa for some pretend food. They passed both DH and Emily’s scrutiny, so I took them to Crochet Corner. – That’s S’s potholder production line in the foreground. We named … Continue reading
Postponed
Two people in the nursing home’s Rec. Dept. are out sick so Ellen can’t get away tomorrow to go pick up the looms. We’re hoping to do it next week. In the meantime, I’ve asked for the looms’ dimensions when … Continue reading
Unexpected
Last week S completely surprised me with an extra early Christmas gift. I’ve named her Betty. As our group’s new mascot, Betty will oversee all future Crochet Corner meetings. For months, I’ve been thinking about little Christmas gifts that I … Continue reading
Wanted – Larger Potholders, not Mats
Once I recovered from the euphoria of having conquered the challenges of my new mat loom, I realized that weaving 13 x 18″ mats. . . is a Huge Leap from weaving 5″ square potholders! lol BTW – From now … Continue reading
Posted in Crochet Corner, Weaving
Tagged Crochet Corner, frame loom, larger potholders, potholder loom
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Happy Halloween!
I crocheted some pumpkin pins to share with folks at the nursing home. It was so much fun to run around offering them to everybody – residents and visitors alike. Silly pins really bring out the smiles! My thanks to … Continue reading
Posted in Crochet Corner
Tagged bunny pin, coiled bowl, crochet patterns, crocheted pumpkin pins, crocheted rug, Halloween pins, shower scrubby, t-shirt yarn, tarn, tarn rug
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Ripple #43 is for a Raffle
Crochet Corner recently received some donations. . . misc. yarn, a lovely crocheted shawl, and a large ripple. . . so large I can’t lay it out flat on the driveway “photo carpet”. Ellen, the nursing home’s Rec. Dept. director, … Continue reading
Posted in Crochet Corner, Ripple Afghans of 2015
Tagged Crochet Corner, crocheted blanket, raffle, ripple afghan
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This Summer in the Crochet Corner
Back in the spring, D started a pale yellow garter stitch dishcloth, her first knitting project in years. It’s been so long, she couldn’t remember what item she last knit. Knowing that, I think she’s done very, very well! Did … Continue reading
Posted in Crochet Corner, Knitting, Weaving
Tagged Crochet Corner, knitting, potholder loom, weaving
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