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It's beautiful and so delicate looking. The details is fantastic. What a treasure!

You're doing a wonderful job. You should be proud of yourself.

Those are so cute! I especially love your little travel trailer. We had a fiberglass trailer called a Scamp that looked just like that.

Doesn't look super easy. They turned out beautifully.

Looks like a lot of intricate work. For all your struggles it turned out quite nice. You should be proud.

I completed my first crochet project in ages yesterday. I purchased the pattern not knowing how to complete it, but after digging around a bit online, I ordered my yarn and dug right in.

The...

Hi Betty Lynn. I'm just south of Grand Haven (on the other side of the state). I've been through/near Port Huron on our way through Canada to visit family in the northeast.

Marsha

Cute wreath. Turned out great.

Merry Christmas to you, too.

Thanks for the tip, Wendy.

My sister suggested making and selling afghans, but it's a hobby for me that I enjoy, so I'll just make a few here or there for family. I was thinking of getting some...

Thanks, Char. I had planned on trimming the fringe to a uniform length, and was concerned about fray or unraveling. I'll tie the ends as you suggested (something I can do while watching TV).

Thanks for the info, and thanks imalefty for the compliment.

So are you saying I need to tie them, or leave as is?

It's halfway done, so I'll post a picture when it's completed.

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Here is a picture of the fringed edge.

Thanks.

Not sure if this is the best way to do it, but here's a link to the pattern.

https://www.anniescatalog.com/detail.html?prod_id=101908&cat_id=24

Hi - I'm making an afghan that is single crochet with each row worked separately. The pattern requires leaving a 6" tail on each end for fringe.

My question is - once the afghan is complete, do I...

Hi Jean Marie - I'm just north of you - just south of Grand Haven.

I admire your skill. I made a doily, once. I know how intricate the work is.

Hi all. I recently got back into crocheting after a multiple decade hiatus and of course the first thing I tackle is a Native American inspired afghan using a graph. I had never done that before, but...