From Ada - My first afghan

[DonnaB]

Great afghan, great story behind it. I have often looked at something that was crocheted and thought about counting stitches. It's a big job!!! (and I never actually did it) You probably thought about that kind woman with every stitch. That's what I love about crochet. When I'm making a gift for someone, I have them in my mind while I'm working my project. There's a little bit of love in every stitich.

Donna

[AdaBusyBee]

Thank you Dear! This is true, crocheting for someone is like your share a heart with... Before I learned English, I used English-Polish dictionary to translate the crochet terms. It let me to start reading pattern instructions. Since then I became a 'crochet maniac' Hugs! Ada.

[Theresamae]

What a amazing person you must be! I would love to hear all about your life!
To look at a picture and be able to figure out how to crochet the afghan is amazing!
I welcome You!!
Theresamae

[Scooters]

Hello, I hope you like "Crochet Talk" as much as everyone hear does. A big WELCOME! Scooters

[Theresamae]

Everyone here seems to care so much about everyone! What a wonderful thing in this world today!
Nice to have a greeting like your's! Thank-you---Theresamae

[Linda D. Mitzner]

Teresamae, Welcome to Crochet Talk! You'll enjoy this site I'm sure and yes everyone is so caring and compassionate! Hope to hear more from you! Linda

[Theresamae]

Thank-You!! I'm sure I will with all of you who I've met so far! what are you working on?
Theresamae

[Linda D. Mitzner]

I'm working on a doily right now. My mom is going through chemo treatments for breast cancer and many of these lovely ladies have sent granny squares for me to put together for a lapghan for my mom. And we've also received 3 hats, and two prayers shawls. The generosity of these ladies humbles us and I thank God that they have become my friends. Look forward to adding you to my list of friends to visit with! Linda

[patrogers]

I would love to see your afghan, I am a 2nd generation American, Grandparents, all 4 were from Poland.

[AdaBusyBee]

Thank you Theresa for such warm welcome! There is a lot of happenings in 32 years of living in this wonderful country. There were many downs and ups, lots of happiness and sadness, but outcome is I can arrange my life the way that I'm a happy and free person now.
The picture of the afghan was pretty clear, I used magnifying glass to count stitches and it took me several weekends to finish this afghan. It was really fun to do it! Hugs! Ada.