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What? What do you mean it’s been almost a month?

Shame on me — bad blogger!

I haven’t blogged, but in fair­ness, I haven’t been cro­chet­ing much either! :cry:
I went to a friend’s house Fri­day and she walked me through knit­ting and purl­ing! Hmm — guess that’s still not cro­chet­ing, is it? :rofl:

The last project I talked about was a scarf for me. I cro­cheted two more scarves this week. One for my youngest, and one for a 10 year old girl in our con­gre­ga­tion. They both really liked it! :-D

Michael’s had fancy fur on sale last week, for $1 a skein, so I had to buy at least 3! My plan was, after read­ing the pat­tern on the wrap­per (a one-skein knit short scarf), remem­ber how to knit, and make scarves for me and my girlies.

*Sigh* I tor­ture myself reg­u­larly with knit­ting! Even DH laughs at me, and sounds like every adult in that movie where the kid wants a Red Rider BB-Gun, “You’re gonna put your eye out!” DH is right — I spend more time with the knit­ting nee­dles pointed towards my eyes than actual knit­ting! I… ugh!

But, my friend, Stacey, showed me in such a sim­ple way, that, well, I’ll be ashamed to admit if I for­get it! I have a book of knit dish­cloth pat­terns that I’m going to prac­tice with. I’ve already knit two dish­cloths, and they haven’t fallen apart yet, so I guess I did ok.

Don’t fret — I will NEVER give up my hooks! I’m a cro­cheter through & through — I just hate the idea of some­thing get­ting the bet­ter of me, yanno?

Why do I want to knit??? Well, some of the most beau­ti­ful felted bag pat­terns are knit. Now, I’m sure many can be con­verted to cro­chet (which I’ve got no prob­lem doing, for the most part), but I’d like to try (as the sum­mit of my knit­ting knowl­edge) to knit a felted bag!

Any­way, back on the cro­chet front:
I still want to make some fin­ger­less gloves! They’re so cute… really!
I’m still work­ing on that afghan! Ugh — I’m think­ing it’ll be hot out­side before it’s done!
I’d like to make a top or some­thing for the girls. We are hav­ing our annual con­ven­tion in June this year, and, while it’ll be 100 degrees plus, I’d like to wear some­thing I made. Maybe not cro­cheted, but SOMETHING hand-made!

We’ll see…

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