crochet anyone ?

grannybroon

Thanks Rummer - another saved to my Favourites 'crochet' list! I wish I knew the sex of the baby as it would be lovely to be able to use variations of pink or blue - perhaps make one of each!

Box_of_Fluffies

Hi Rummer, just found your blog. Will read it when I get a little free time, but loving the yarn colours in your lucky pack from Masons. They are gorgeous.

My current project is a bag. I'm making a shopping bag out of the seemingly endless carrier bags we seem to have collected (even though I take my own bags to the supermarket). Many of them are from we have done our shopping online but the supermarket doesn't take them back. I'm quite enjoying it and feeling quite virtuous at my recycling.

dibuzz

I'd love to see your blog Rummer, is there a link anywhere?

Squidge123

An old friend taught me to crochet but I can only do blankets (and not very well) - I'd love to be able to learn how to do other things

Kelly-Lou

Thanks Rummer and Grannybroon I ordered some wool from Knitting Village last week (still waiting for it) but that is for knitting scarves. What other places are cheap and deliver quick??? I love your blog Rummer I was going to start one but don't have a clue where to start lol

kit

http://www.kempswoolshop.com is cheap and delivery has always been fast

I have just started a blog .... its really easy to do if you use the google blogs. Check them out

samf1971

I've been using Bethintx1's youtube videos to learn some of the basics and to also follow some of her video tutorials for hats, granny squares etc. She is in Texas so obviously uses the American terms so things like her double crochet is actually what we call a treble crochet, but there are a few websites which have the appropriate conversion. I've also used a few websites which show large diagrams if I've been stuck.

I'm currently following my first pattern for a bag which will be felted at the end so hopefully doing a few of the basics will help

missmilly

Kelly-Lou wrote: »

Thanks Rummer and Grannybroon I ordered some wool from Knitting Village last week (still waiting for it) but that is for knitting scarves. What other places are cheap and deliver quick??? I love your blog Rummer I was going to start one but don't have a clue where to start lol

Masons have some very reasonable yarns are very fast with their delivery, often next day, so very good if you are impatient like me :rotfl::rotfl:

Justamum

I tried crocheting with my cut up t-shirts today. It's not easy, but I will persevere. I'm going to make a couple of hot pads for my pans.

Rummer

Thank you for all the lovely blog comments

To see if a user has a blog if you click on their username and then click go to homepage it will take you there.

I was delighted with the delivery speed of Masons, as it came the next day. The other places I have used have all delivered within a few days.