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Tag: crochet

This heart’s for you

red filet crochet heart motif
February 1, 2015February 1, 2015 ~ Tara R. ~ 3 Comments

I blame cabin fever. It's not particularly cold where I live - not compared to my Yankee neighbors' snow storms, but it's been rainy and I've been staying in more than usual. I miss my daily walks, though I still get them in when the weather breaks. Without any little ankle-biters to wrangle, I needed something … Continue reading This heart’s for you

Millefiori

granny squares
November 3, 2014January 6, 2015 ~ Tara R. ~ 14 Comments

When I was young, my aunt Sharon taught me how to make granny squares. She gave me a skein of yarn and a little H aluminum crochet hook and off I went. i kept up with this crafting skill over the years, teaching myself how to read pattern charts and make special crochet stitches. I’ve … Continue reading Millefiori

Mingled yarn

crochet hooks
October 15, 2013October 15, 2013 ~ Tara R. ~ 12 Comments

The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together.” ~ William Shakespeare A couple of weeks ago, I began work on several projects I hope will eventually become Christmas presents. I pulled out my crochet hooks, bought skein after skein of yarn, and perused pattern books for ideas. I first … Continue reading Mingled yarn

Yarn over, pull through

September 22, 2013September 22, 2013 ~ Tara R. ~ 18 Comments

R.A.I.N. is now a four-letter word around here. I worry that my fingers and toes are beginning to grow webbing. Rising waters, thunder and lightning, and all around ennui again trapped me indoors much of the week.  August alone had about 8 inches of precipitation - average rainfall for August is only a quarter of … Continue reading Yarn over, pull through

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