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Hi Patsi!
This is Patti from the southern part of the US. Glad to have you. I'm beginning to be quite a fan of size 10 crochet cotton myself, especially as it gets warmer here since it doesn't make...

Hi Diane!
It's a different world isn't it? One thing that might help get your grand daughter interested is to show her one of the many videos online and then have you and she work on the project...

Hi piglet!
Cute name/picture ;-)
I've gotten a lot of good ideas on this forum and have trouble keeping up with all the projects I want to do. You should like it here.

Hi Rookie!
Glad you're here. There are so many great links to videos on here that should be a lot of help and lots of helpful folks to answer your questions if you get stuck so don't hold back. We...

Hi Barb
Welcome to the forum! Just think of afghans as big dish rags that can be made out of any stitch...Following a pattern can be good but you can also just make up your own as you go along. I...

Hi, Pat from Bakersfield!
I'm Patti! Glad to have you in the forum. What kind of crocheting do you do?

Hi Yvonne
Welcome to the forum. It's a new age isn't it, now that we have all of these tutorials available on line to learn from. As for me being a hare---lol---It has taken me a long time to get...

Hi Susan,
The link works better than the first picture of the header did. Very interesting information. Thanks for sharing!

Welcome to the forum, Tess!
I am right next door in Arkansas. Do you have plenty of grandchildren to give those baby hats and booties to or just enough friends having babies?

I know the feeling Maryjane, same here!

Thanks, all!

Bobbie,
Tell your husband that's just WRONG! LOL!

I love learning and learn things everyday doing what I do now, which, when I'm not posting on here and crocheting, (or both) is freelance...

Oh, I get it, Duh, sorry, lol.
From the parts of New Mexico that I'm familiar with it's hard to imagine weather cold enough for skiing so I just didn't think, lol! Do you live in the mountainous...

Hi! deelee!

You've come to the right place. Ever since I joined the forum my creative mind has been keeping me up nights, lol! There are just SO many different things posted to this forum that I...

Hi ruidosogal!

I was born in Carlsbad, New Mexico but my family moved back to Arkansas when I was 6 months old. Have only been back to Carlsbad, once. Glad to have you here. You mentioned skying...

Hi Bobbie!
I'm in NE Arkansas so not that far from you. I also have trouble with gauge. I also am "in my 60's"--about to turn 61. I also majored in English (but lack several classes to get my...

Hi crochetchika (cute name)!
Glad you decided to join us! Where are you from, what do you do, what kind of crochet are you interested in, what's your life story, lol! Just joking!

In other...

Hi Nita!
I'm not that far from you. I live in N.E. Arkansas, 10 miles from the bootheel and have lots of relatives in Kansas City. Love going to St. Louis, though which is just 4 hours from here. ...

Hi Kimr!
Welcome to the forum. Good video Barbara! My tendency is to not use the threading needle but I believe that is a mistake since you can hide the ends much better with it and it does seem to...

Hi Julie!
Glad to have you on board. This is a great place to get help. Hope you enjoy it here.

Hi Granma Vi
Welcome to the forum! And Hi, Patti, this is another Patti Glad to have you on board!

That is beautiful. Very interesting post and I learned something using the wire thread for shaping.
Learn something every day!

That is some pretty amazing stuff Catdoll. I can't imagine her actually using glass to crochet as it says? Glass would not be flexible unless maybe the yarn was coated in bits of glass somehow? But...

Hi, Des!
Welcome to the group! We're always chit chatting about something crochet related around here!

http://www.life123.com/hobbies/knit-crochet/crochet/how-to-make-simple-crochet-tablecloth-patterns.shtml

This says just to make a granny square with size 10 thread and then sew them together until...

Wow! That is really cute! And I can tell it took some doing! Good job!