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With Hook In Hand: Pattern - SUNNY RIBBED HAT
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With Hook In Hand. Pattern - SUNNY RIBBED HAT. From time-to-time, I adapt patterns for my own use. The following started life as an afghan square, but I've converted it into a hat pattern:. FPdc (Front Post double crochet):. Yo, insert hook from. Front to back to front around post of indicated st; yo and. Draw up lp, [yo and draw through 2 lps on hook] twice. I don’t know if I’ve ever made this hat the same way twice. I’ll give the basic pattern here. 8220;G” hook. When lying flat, the height is 6”.
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With Hook In Hand: Welcome knitter/crocheter Karina Aguirre
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With Hook In Hand. Monday, June 17, 2013. Welcome knitter/crocheter Karina Aguirre. It delights me that SASsy Stitchers is truly an international community. Although she no longer lives in the US, we are delighted to have South American born Karina Aguirre as a member of our group and willing to share her story with us. I have to admit, the very last line really touched my heart and rather says it all. I also believe, like any other knitter, that I never have enough yarn! I love handmade things. They...
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With Hook In Hand: April 2013
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With Hook In Hand. Sunday, April 28, 2013. I often see people complain about the gap which can exist in their crochet squares. Here's the solution I found:. First of all, after the first round, rather than do the standard ch3, only do ch2. Rather than go into the top of the ch of the previous row,. You go into the front two loops of the stitch to the left of it. Then ch2 and go back into the same space. Et voila; no gap. Wednesday, April 24, 2013. With a little help from my friend. I started the blanket ...
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With Hook In Hand: May 2013
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With Hook In Hand. Monday, May 20, 2013. Knitting - My First Garment by Wendy Laharnar. Wendy Lahamar is a fourth generation Australian. She is also an author, traveler, fan of Formula One racing and a knitter. Please join me in welcoming Wendy to "With Hook in Hand" and learn about:. Knitting - My First Garment by Wendy Laharnar. I don’t remember the name of the pictures we watched that day, but I’ll never forget Gwenny and the time we shared knitting our first garments together. To this day, I am still...
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With Hook In Hand: Overcoming our own limitations
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With Hook In Hand. Friday, June 14, 2013. Overcoming our own limitations. Do you find you're often intimidated by something that appears to be difficult? I had seen pictures of this stitch and loved the texture of it but couldn't figure out how it was done. Finally, I downloaded a pattern. Wouldn't you know? It's really very simple. I can find the information. I can find the resource. I can find someone to help me. I can do it! Note: For those interested, you'll find the pattern on Ravelry. Sep 30 - Kare...
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It is purely my opinion: The Hidden Man by Robin Blake
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It is purely my opinion. Thursday, April 30, 2015. The Hidden Man by Robin Blake. First Sentence: Standing in the doorway, with medical bag in hand, Luke Fidelis peered into the shadowed room until its main features had resolved themselves: the outline of the low pallet bed; the man’s gaunt, ghostly face looking steadily upwards; the pale hand resting motionless outside the covering blanket. Not only are the two main characters interesting and a good balance to one another, but one cannot help but like T...
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With Hook In Hand: Maureen Kane: My Stitching Influence
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With Hook In Hand. Monday, August 19, 2013. Maureen Kane: My Stitching Influence. My Stitching Influence - Maureen Kane. A blue pleated dress and a white crocheted collar made especially for it by my mum is one of my earliest memories, especially as I fell in a stream while wearing this outfit. Scarf Crochet for me around 1970. A Colored Irish The Irish Crochet Blouse. Crochet Blouse which I loved. Around 1995, I developed a great passion for cross stitch, which was good therapy during many happy/sad tim...
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With Hook In Hand: Meet Greg Cohoon; Husband, Father, Knitter
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With Hook In Hand. Tuesday, June 4, 2013. Meet Greg Cohoon; Husband, Father, Knitter. When SASsy Stitchers started, I wanted to ensure it was an inclusive group of crocheters, knitters, quilters, weavers, sewers; people who loved all forms of fiber arts. And that is who we are. However, I am even more delighted that we are also gender inclusive and have men in our group. On Ravelry and loves making new knitting friends. I am so pleased Greg agreed to share his heartwarming story with us. Enjoy! A quick d...
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With Hook In Hand: September 2013
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With Hook In Hand. Monday, September 30, 2013. I "met" Karen Blaisley through Share a Square, the group that formed the foundation of SASsy Stitchers. I always love seeing her work, particularly the fabulous squares she makes. Even though it's still not in person, it's lovely getting to know her better. So, please,. Now, over 20 years later, the curtains hang in my bathroom. Not only do I still get compliments on them, but the memories attached to them are priceless. Sandra Petit taught me! Through her w...
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It is purely my opinion: April 2015
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It is purely my opinion. Thursday, April 30, 2015. The Hidden Man by Robin Blake. First Sentence: Standing in the doorway, with medical bag in hand, Luke Fidelis peered into the shadowed room until its main features had resolved themselves: the outline of the low pallet bed; the man’s gaunt, ghostly face looking steadily upwards; the pale hand resting motionless outside the covering blanket. Not only are the two main characters interesting and a good balance to one another, but one cannot help but like T...
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