lucky one.
Well, that was fun! Thanks for sharing your thoughts on crochet. I was happily surprised to hear that so many of us learned to crochet from a loved one. Me too! My mother-in-law taught me, and it was my first fiber craft. I love that with crochet it's so easy to spot mistakes, fix them and alter a pattern for my needs.
Mr. Random chose comment #23 as our winner of the Block Party book. That's "MLE Knits" who said, "Crochet definitely came easier for me, but I was determined to become proficient in knitting because honestly I like the look of the finished results better and I think there is just more room for variety with knitting. I still enjoy crocheting every once in a blue moon though (especially when I see the things One Flew Over crochets)!"
You know I feel the same way - I love the look of knitting for clothing because it doesn't have all the holes. But, I do appreciate the possibilities of crochet, especially for really colorful work a la granny squares and zigzag stripes. Oh to be proficient at everything! Well, there's plenty of time yet.
You know, someone suggested a crochet-a-long. I wonder if that's a good idea? Maybe sometime this fall. And what would we want to make? I'll put my thinking cap on....
Mr. Random chose comment #23 as our winner of the Block Party book. That's "MLE Knits" who said, "Crochet definitely came easier for me, but I was determined to become proficient in knitting because honestly I like the look of the finished results better and I think there is just more room for variety with knitting. I still enjoy crocheting every once in a blue moon though (especially when I see the things One Flew Over crochets)!"
You know I feel the same way - I love the look of knitting for clothing because it doesn't have all the holes. But, I do appreciate the possibilities of crochet, especially for really colorful work a la granny squares and zigzag stripes. Oh to be proficient at everything! Well, there's plenty of time yet.
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You know, someone suggested a crochet-a-long. I wonder if that's a good idea? Maybe sometime this fall. And what would we want to make? I'll put my thinking cap on....