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here you can see i started her on the large needles and chunky yarn! |
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100% my sister's knits - how great is this for a beginner? |

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here you can see i started her on the large needles and chunky yarn! |
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100% my sister's knits - how great is this for a beginner? |
woah, she made those and she's a beginner!? she gives me hope! I would love to know how to crochet... I should buy a book and learn :D
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i know right! I'm so proud :) oh oh do do, or get on youtube, that is how I learnt to crochet :) best of luck if you give it a go! jenny xx
DeleteI am impressed! With you both! I've taught a few friends to crochet which was great fun, one friend has kept it up (and improved rapidly in gigantic leaps!) and regularly sends me photos of what she's making. I love having a skill I can pass on to other people, and for them to seemingly enjoy it as much as I do. I just need to be careful now about what I make for them as presents...!
ReplyDeletethanks Amy :D well done, oh thats good one has kept it up, I only hope my sister will too, i reckon she will with some persuasion from me ;) hehe yeah, luckily she hasn't yet mastered how to knit with smaller needles, so as long as i knit fiddly things for her I'm ok! jenny xx
DeleteI don't use a slipknot either, I just simply tie a knot round the two needles! I cast on using the cable cast on method as well, mainly for the same reasons as yourself - the only way I've ever been shown! :-) xx
ReplyDeleteI always wonder if its worth the trouble learning new cast on methods when the one you know so well just seems to work! knitter experts everywhere cry a little at that statement.... :p jenny xx
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