Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Today was a day like every day should be: early start and out for a walk in the warm sunshine and then off to the local yarn shop for my Fuzz-Along (formerly Crochet Connection). What a great group of serious stitchers and they are all so nice! We must have been celebrating the return of one particpant who had been on a 3-week river cruise in Denmark because we had donuts and candy corn today! I was able to help two of them with crochet quandries which always makes their day!
I even got a few more facets of my current free-form crochet creation done!
Following that group I gave a private bead-crochet lesson and another bead-crocheter was born into the world today. She was very excited about what she learned and was going home to continue "spiraling" beads. After a couple of errands, I still had time to read a few chapters on the sun-filled deck, but my mind was spining with thoughts of beads. I strung up a little mix of random-color left overs and made a quick little bracelet for almost-two year old Chloe. She was admiring GiGi's bead bracelets last time I was there, so I thought she should have her own.
Every day could be like this one; I wouldn't mind! All this after coming off from two other events: Block of the Month CAL (crochet along) where I went to lend support on Saturday and then last night my new Fibonacci Sequence study group. How great to have all these crochet options! I can remember a day when I thought I was the only one who crocheted and for sure, I spend my time crocheting alone!
Today was a day like every day should be: early start and out for a walk in the warm sunshine and then off to the local yarn shop for my Fuzz-Along (formerly Crochet Connection). What a great group of serious stitchers and they are all so nice! We must have been celebrating the return of one particpant who had been on a 3-week river cruise in Denmark because we had donuts and candy corn today! I was able to help two of them with crochet quandries which always makes their day!
I even got a few more facets of my current free-form crochet creation done!
Following that group I gave a private bead-crochet lesson and another bead-crocheter was born into the world today. She was very excited about what she learned and was going home to continue "spiraling" beads. After a couple of errands, I still had time to read a few chapters on the sun-filled deck, but my mind was spining with thoughts of beads. I strung up a little mix of random-color left overs and made a quick little bracelet for almost-two year old Chloe. She was admiring GiGi's bead bracelets last time I was there, so I thought she should have her own.
Every day could be like this one; I wouldn't mind! All this after coming off from two other events: Block of the Month CAL (crochet along) where I went to lend support on Saturday and then last night my new Fibonacci Sequence study group. How great to have all these crochet options! I can remember a day when I thought I was the only one who crocheted and for sure, I spend my time crocheting alone!
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