Another awesome scarf crocheted and donated by our friend Sandie P from Louisisana. Awesome shades of blue, what type of yarn did you use? I've not seen this mix before but really like it. This would be well suited for male or female, adult or teen...Nice!
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Few days ago, Sandie shared her story of how, when she learned to crochet. It's a cute story, hope you enjoy it.
I learned to crochet in 1980, in Mississippi, from my cousin's wife
Katy and her friend Diane. I used a J hook. From that trip I took away
the basics. When I got home, I got yarn and hook of my own, along with a
leaflet for how-to. No Internet then. I made afghans for everyone in my
family. I only made afghans (large, bed size ghans) for many years.
I
started a ripple afghan for my boyfriend (now my husband) just a year
or so after I learned. He asked if it could be wider so I made another
strip, attached it to the first few inches I'd already done, and
continued the pattern forward. The things we do for love. LOL
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GOOD STORY SANDIE. Very sweet. Also liked the scarf. Hope some man gets it. I always feel we dont do enough for them so much more fun to do things for kids and the ladies. Whoever gets it, I am sure they will be pleased. Such a lovely mix of blues. GOOD JOB
ReplyDeleteI agree on the men part Marj...thanks for the visits.
ReplyDeleteI agree Marj and Sandy. I prefer doing for the men when making my hats but recently through in some female colors with the current groups of hats I've made (and are waitin to go to Bridge and Beyond. I love this color scheme also. I gravitate towards the varigated and sometimes that is not a good thing! lol Wonderful donation Sandie!
ReplyDeleteVery nice scarf Sandie! Love the different shades of blue.
ReplyDeleteThanks! The yarn is Loops and Thread Charisma Lakeside
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