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Thread: Question for other crocheters
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06-28-2014, 09:46 AM #21
I wouldn't take my crochet to a social event, but always take it other places, like doctor's offices. I would ask your friend who invited you to the cookout about bringing your crochet. She might be okay with it, but she could also not want you to either. Why not ask her and find out how she feels about it?
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06-29-2014, 08:30 PM #22
I also take my crocheting with me everywhere I go, except church or a funeral!! I am sure that some people think that my hook is attached to my hand or that I sleep with it. I take it anywhere that I think I will have a few spare minutes. When we go to someone's home for a meal or a party, after we have eaten and then sat and talked for a while, and the attention turns to the game on tv or the men and women split to different rooms, I bring out my small project. I can still be social and get something done at the same time. Many times I will finish a dishcloth I am working on and leave it for my hostess when I go home. I also carry an extra hook and a small ball of yarn with me in case someone mentions that they would like to learn to crochet sometime. I have taught a number of football wives to crochet on superbowl Sun.! It can be a great conversation-starter or even lead to an unexpected sales opportunity if you make items for sale. If everyone wants to play games or cards, or if it appears that someone is offended, I put it away. It's not a replacement for social contact, it's just a good way to pass the time.
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06-30-2014, 07:07 AM #23
I went to the cook out, left my crochet in the car. We ate socialized and after some people left one of the other ladies pulled out her crochet and that was all the rest of us needed....her hee.
Everyone had a good time and got some crochet time in.
Judi g
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06-30-2014, 01:17 PM #24
Why not ask the hostess. Since she's a crocheter, she'll understand the question without being offended. But if you bring it out without asking, she might be offended.
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07-01-2014, 07:20 AM #25
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07-01-2014, 08:23 AM #26
I always take mine with me I may not work on it but is handy and a lot of times others want to see what you are doing
crocheting my life away for kids & charity
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07-02-2014, 09:30 AM #27
I think that may be situational. I would definitely take it, but leave it in the car until you see how it is going. Since your friend also crochets, it may be a good time to introduce someone else to it. You never know. Regardless, have a great time.
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07-03-2014, 10:00 AM #28
I will be going to a picnic tomorrow and another one on Saturday. I plan to take my crochet project along. Since I am still on restrictions from breaking my ankle in February, I am not able to join in the games, etc. With my crocheting, the hostesses for the picnics won't be feeling helpless trying to "entertain" me. I have enjoyed reading all of your responses to this question. Since I don't go away from the house very much, it's not been an issue. Now, I feel confident taking my project along and certain that it won't be a problem. Everyone can do their own thing and not feel anyone has to sit with me because I am not able to join in the activities. Hugs, Shelly
The story of The Passion of Christ in one flower....
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07-04-2014, 07:52 AM #29
Since she also crochets, I don't think she would mind. It may generate more conversation.
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07-06-2014, 11:43 AM #30
Hi Shelly using Waynes Winder ? How is he and his lovely wife? You are getting out that good as long as restrictions are met. I know you will that 5 last months has been a night-mare Im sure. Your on my Sp. Prayer List & Patti, Faye and few more. I hope to see some GD pics from this summer, hint hint. Daughter is doing ok as well as that sweet Hubby. Hook away Church is a Blessing in so many ways. God Bless & Hugs xoxoxox SMJ