tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1396349454569652062011-06-24T15:17:24.577-05:00A yarn craft time lineEmilyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09435772870096797966noreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-139634945456965206.post-10146881020268521392008-11-29T10:22:00.002-06:002008-11-29T10:36:41.141-06:00

My husband sent me a link this week to the Blog of Make Magazine: Technology on Your Time. I love Make Magazine. We are constantly sharing projects back and forth between the two of us. This weeks email contained information about French Knitting. I'm not a knitter so I was confused as to why this made it into my email box. Upon checking out the link I was pleasantly surprised to see what

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This spring I got the idea to share my love of crochet and loom knitting with others and to create a group that would make yarn projects that we could share with our community. Prayer Shawls and Prayer Shawl Ministries kept coming up in my emails and on websites that I visited. I took that as a sign to test the waters and see if there was even interest. I have been blessed ever since.Our first

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6 years ago I met my husband and he taught me to crochet. My first project was an obnoxious stripped scarf that was constructed using the remnants of many crazy colored yarns. I think that project went to Caroline, an 8 year old girl that I was nannying for at the time. I have since moved on to bigger and better projects. This blog has been created to share my current projects and ideas

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