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I taught myself to knit, but I can’t seem to be able to teach myself to crochet.
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I don’t know how long it took you to learn to knit, but I have no doubt you’ll get the hang of crochet.
I never graduated past making hats for my dolls but I still have the needle that I used back when I was seven.
Ridiculously sentimental but it’s one of the few things I have from the move from El Salvador to the US and it makes me happy to still have it even though I’ve not made a thing in more than two decades.
Me neither. I just end up with a tangled mess, and nothing even resembling crochet.
Well that class will set you straight! Or is it knotted? Or looped? Or whatever crochet resembles.
I don’t think I’ll be using crochet to make any clothing items, as crochet takes up 1/3 more yarn than knitting, and that’s a horrible waste as good quality yarn costs lots of money. I need every inch of yarn I can get! But, I am really enamored with the toys you can make with crochet. Such as the Amigurumi stuffed dolls. See Flickr for Amigurumi. Aren’t they awesome?!
@Amanda: River Knits is having a Learn to Crochet class June 10th. I signed up for it yesterday.
@TP: Crochet is, I believe, like knitting; I’ll be making lots of loops. So, it’ll set me loopy. Hm.
Well, don’t get too loopy! You may never untangle.
those are really cute!
makes me think I should put that needle to its intended use again.
think i got time to learn and make a bunch to give away as christmas presents??
Do they have an online sign up, or do you need to go in?