Wall Hanging I just completed using #10 Crochet Thread

[chefmomster2]

That is beautiful, Jerry! I admire all of the precision that created such straight and even work!

[nothingnowhere]

Very nice!!!!!!

[Landon]

Hi, Jerry, I am Landon. You do really beautiful work!

[Jerry31557]

Thanks. I truly enjoy crocheting. When I am down crocheting pieces of God inspired work lifts me up!

[Jerry31557]

Each piece takes many weeks to complete but I love making things.

[Jerry31557]

Thanks. I am making a "Name" wall hanging right now for a friends grandbaby who was just born. We know the grandmother but not the mother. This is to be a surprise to the baby's family! And hopefully will be an heirloom for the baby girl one day!

[Judi Gums]

Very nice Jerry, you should be proud of that. I wish I could starch and hang some of the doilies I have done in the past, I think they all would make such nice wall hangings if framed. But I love yours as it doesn't need a frame.
Good work, thanks for sharing with us.

Judi G

[Jerry31557]

Thanks. On these I just used regular spray starch after they were pinned out. I sprayed them several times a day for about 3 days. In the past I have starch a doily with 1 part Elmer's white glue and 1 part water. Pinned it out and allowed to dry. It comes out clear and will stay that way. The person I gave it to hung it on the way. If it gets dust on it she just rinsed it off and put it right back up.

[twinfaye]

Jerry, great job. I crocheted a filet crochet of an angel for Christmas and I have never been happy with how I have displayed it so I think I will steal your idea. Thanks

[knittylady]

that is so beautiful. I did the lord's prayer years ago and wanted to do the last supper. I really like this one. Nice job.