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  a coupla projects finished...
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I absolutely love the blue one!
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BonnieJean wrote:I absolutely love the blue one! that's the monet print in supersaver yarn. the pattern is the same as the white shawl pictured on the hearth but it looks so different in a multicoloured yarn. what's your pricing on the clown? anybody going to the fleece and fiber show at the palmetto alpaca classic in april?
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I love them They remind of old or vintage look
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I am planning to charge $40.00 each for my clowns.
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bonnie jean, did you ever post a pic of the sage green scarf with loopy fringe? if you did, i missed it.
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I found this really cute and fast pattern for plant holders on the website and I had to share with you. I wish I had found this pattern weeks ago. They would probably have sold at my craft show. Below is the link. When I get a chance, I'll post pics of the ones I did. http://www.jpfun.com/patterns/free/miscellaneous/f114008shellsplanthanger.shtml
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Thanks for sharing the website BonnieJean I printed the directions off to put in my Want To Do folder
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As promised, here is a pic of the hanging plant holders I did. I whipped these little babies up in no time!
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Sorry this is so big - I can't get it to re-size - but I'm making this afghan, in the shades of brown, for my MIL. It's so easy - it's just solid granny squares, sewn together to form the lattice pattern! 
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Adorable clown. Gorgeous afghans. Beautiful plant holders - so appropriate for the upcoming gardening season that I've been so longing for.
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Love that granny square afghan! & those plant holders, too cute!
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One of my neighbors asked me to make him an afghan, replicating the colors of the African flag.
So, I am making a striped afghan, using just the single crochet stitch, in the following colors:
Black = representing "power"
Red = representing "the blood they shed"
Green = representing "the earth"
Yellow = representing "the sun".
This was the order and interpretation given to me by his wife.
I will post a picture of it when finished.
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WIP Another Plarn Bag Finished- Bunny I would post a pic, but can't figure out how to?? and working on my new crochet blog.Adding crochet tips, everday happenings and free crochet patterns i've made myself http://debs1967.blogspot.com
Handmade crochet items.Who wouldn't like to receive handy hanging kitchen towels or scrubbies for a housewarming. Sure to be a unique gift.For these and many more items, come take a look. New Items added frequently. Custom orders welcome
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debs1967 wrote:
I would post a pic, but can't figure out how to??
In this forum the Attach Button is missing, it is the strange little square to the left of the "Edit" button. All of the purple forums are like that.
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If you click on the red X to the left, it will bring you to the attachment area.
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I'm still making Weaved Hotpads Christmas gifts, birthday gifts, wedding gifts or just whatever gifts
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Domestic Diva wrote:I'm still making Weaved Hotpads
Christmas gifts, birthday gifts, wedding gifts or just whatever gifts
Those hot pads work up so nicely and quick. I made about four of them for the church's next fair in November. (I believe in being early.) The woman who heads the fair thinks they will be a big seller and wanted to know if I could make more or if I would give her the pattern. I will make more and I did give her the pattern. Like you, she will be giving them as gifts as well as for the fair. If you use white as the main color and use another color for the second, they are bound to match someone's kitchen. When I get back to making them I am going to experiment and try to reduce the pattern so they can made into matching pot holders.
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I was also thinking about using a larger hook and try to make placemats with the pattern If you sell them, what would you charge for them as a hotpad When I first laid eyes on them, I thought there is no way I would be able to do them No one needs to know how easy they really are to make, do they Thanks
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BonnieJean, I like your plant holders Were they hard to make
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