One of the big reasons I haven't been to the PC to catch up on the blog is because I've picked up a crochet hook. The garden work is over for the season and I usually pick up some crafts to work over the winter. Sometimes it's yarn, sometimes glass, or sometimes the scrap books. I was clearing off some piles in the house recently and ran across a page with four hat patterns I've saved to crochet sometime. I grabbed some cotton yarn and started crocheting. I like this pattern, got hooked right away. (hooked, hee hee) It took awhile to get it right on the top, but I knew I wasn't getting it right away. Instead of ripping out my work, I just repeated the same stitches which created a pattern of their own. I fell in love with the little hats and been gifting them right away as it's getting cold here and a warm gift is always welcome. I bought a stash of cotton and hemp yarn hoping to turn it all into cute hats to help keep my friends warm this winter.
November 27, 2011
Winter Crafts ~ Warm Hats
One of the big reasons I haven't been to the PC to catch up on the blog is because I've picked up a crochet hook. The garden work is over for the season and I usually pick up some crafts to work over the winter. Sometimes it's yarn, sometimes glass, or sometimes the scrap books. I was clearing off some piles in the house recently and ran across a page with four hat patterns I've saved to crochet sometime. I grabbed some cotton yarn and started crocheting. I like this pattern, got hooked right away. (hooked, hee hee) It took awhile to get it right on the top, but I knew I wasn't getting it right away. Instead of ripping out my work, I just repeated the same stitches which created a pattern of their own. I fell in love with the little hats and been gifting them right away as it's getting cold here and a warm gift is always welcome. I bought a stash of cotton and hemp yarn hoping to turn it all into cute hats to help keep my friends warm this winter.
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