I found this cool picture of a life-size crocheted chair on the net.
Crocheters of the world, stand up and be counted! March is National Crochet Month!
I received this message from a yarn company and loved it. So enjoy....
If you love the possibilities inherent in a hook and yarn, this is for you. And this gives us just one more reason to go outside and show the world that crochet is here to stay.
Take a moment to appreciate the tradition behind crochet, and to thank the mothers, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers who passed this fine legacy on. This month we can also look forward to the possibilities of crochet. You may not be a yarn artist covering light poles and buildings, but you can still make a statement. Head to your local park or coffee shop and crochet in public! Bring friends! Show the world that we're here and we're not stopping.
Not yet a crocheter? Pick up a hook and join the movement today!
What other crafts can you drop at a second's notice and pick up again without losing a stitch? Don't leave those ends hanging, crochet them in as you go! Quick and easy finishing at its finest.
From the adorable delights of itty bitty amigirumi to the chunky afghan you can whip up in a day, the possibilities never end.
No matter how you hold your hook, raise it up in honor of the timeless art of crochet!
Wow that is so COOL! I love it. I wished I had learned how to do it. It's a talent that is one that should be treasured. It like many others are slowly going away, which makes me sad. There are so many things I wish I could learn to do. Wood working would be one. Rod Iron working would be another. Just to name a few.
ReplyDeleteI finally finished Brylee's afghan in February and have started Hunter's. Completing that & getting Christmas ornaments & projects finished are my goals for now, but crochet time has to be fitted in AFTER other things. This mission is quickly becoming full-time..
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