Any Crocheters?

my-thyme

..if momma ain't happy...
Patron
I manage a senior apt. complex in Leonardtown...we have a community room that you could meet in. My residents would love it...some knit and crochet and could possibly give you "pointers" too! The only day that would be out is Thursday.

This is a great idea...
 

RoseRed

American Beauty
PREMO Member
If one didn't know how to pronounce the word crochet, this would be a funny title. :lol:
 

leonardtowngal

New Member
This is a great idea...

We have a nice size community room, that has 3 rocker/gliders and a couch...or you can sit at the tables. My residents would be thrilled to have "new faces" and to share ideas and their talents with. We all need to be needed, and this would just be a "win-win" situation for everyone...best part about it, you wouldn't have to clean your house before the "group" came over. Like I said in my earlier post, the only day we could not do it would be a Thursday.
 

Bann

Doris Day meets Lady Gaga
PREMO Member
I'm going to give it a shot ..maybe start out small. I'm sure I'll need help. Thanks!

Catt, I started crocheting again last year, when I was temporarily relocated waiting on my house. I can help you on some of the basic stitches if you ever need help.

I have a pattern for dishcloths that are really neat, too! Easy peasy to make.
 

cattitude

My Sweetest Boy
My mother and grandmother used to make the most beautiful afghans, etc. Since my mom has dementia she isn't able to crochet anymore. They both taught me how to knit and crochet but I haven't done it in years. I can't even begin to remember...I'd love to pick it up again. Wonder how hard it would be?

I just talked to my mom and she said "I remember how to crochet." :clap:
 

Nickel

curiouser and curiouser
All of you knitters/crocheters should join Ravelry. You'll have access to patterns, yarn reviews (and source lists so you know where to buy them), discussions, all sorts of things. And you can keep track of your projects with little notes as to the difficulty, any deviations you made, etc for future reference. It's a very helpful community.
 

migtig

aka Mrs. Giant
OK, so I'm gonna show off now...

http://images.orkut.com/orkut/photos/OgAAACN8L6rl0Z7npvmX0QP1zRWsDBLvs5mhq8R7OVGGr7dVYlEMW8k2s3cGiRmOY1ugv6Ys6a72Vl82QFa3ZlZzQogAm1T1UEzYkb3-HrCMDxtr7I8h43oit_bC.jpg

I made this for my MIL. It took me about 3 years, but I would stop working on it every now and then ... Just leave it on the side waiting for me... :whistle:
But I do love this project. I loved making it and I love how it looks. She uses it for special occasions.
Beautiful! We just may have to trade - I can wait three years. :lol:
I manage a senior apt. complex in Leonardtown...we have a community room that you could meet in. My residents would love it...some knit and crochet and could possibly give you "pointers" too! The only day that would be out is Thursday.

We have a nice size community room, that has 3 rocker/gliders and a couch...or you can sit at the tables. My residents would be thrilled to have "new faces" and to share ideas and their talents with. We all need to be needed, and this would just be a "win-win" situation for everyone...best part about it, you wouldn't have to clean your house before the "group" came over. Like I said in my earlier post, the only day we could not do it would be a Thursday.
This is absolutely fantastic. Could you PM Fancy Belle with the details since she is coordinating a location for us?
I just talked to my mom and she said "I remember how to crochet." :clap:
That's such a positive thing. :huggy: I would put a hook in her hand and let her go at it.
 

Aninha

New Member
The best!

All of you knitters/crocheters should join Ravelry. You'll have access to patterns, yarn reviews (and source lists so you know where to buy them), discussions, all sorts of things. And you can keep track of your projects with little notes as to the difficulty, any deviations you made, etc for future reference. It's a very helpful community.

You beat me to it! I was just about to post that here about Ravelry.
I absolutely love that site!
Endless ideas, opinions, help, patterns ...
You have to request them to join and usually it takes a few days for them to get back to you, but just because there are so many people doing the same thing. Totally worth it.
If anybody's there, my screen name is the same as here, Aninha.
 

Cowgirl

Well-Known Member
All of you knitters/crocheters should join Ravelry. You'll have access to patterns, yarn reviews (and source lists so you know where to buy them), discussions, all sorts of things. And you can keep track of your projects with little notes as to the difficulty, any deviations you made, etc for future reference. It's a very helpful community.

I joined Ravelry about a year ago and never really "learned" how to use it, so it seems so confusing. Maybe I should just quit avoiding it. My aunt is a great knitter, and she's on there all the time. She sells patterns and is a pattern tester and stuff.
 

SoMDGirl42

Well-Known Member
I saw this on the community calendar if anyone is interested, especially those in the northern part. As a second thought, maybe you could contact the library in STM and ask if you could start your own group at their location. It's located in the central part of the county.

JAZZY YARNS CROCHET AND KINTTING CIRCLE
Location: P.D. Brown Memorial Library
Date: 11/12/2009
Time: 6 PM
Duration: 01:00

This is a FREE class.
If you would like to be a part of this group, just come. Bring something you're working on OR

* To learn to crochet, you will need to bring a skein of yarn and an I or J crochet hook.

* To learn to knit, bring a light colored skein of yarn and size 7 or 8 knitting needles.

Whether you're a beginner or an experience crafter, come join the fun as we learn together. Charles County Public Library, P.D. Brown Memorial Branch, 50 Village St, Waldorf, MD 301-645-2864
 
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migtig

aka Mrs. Giant
I joined Ravelry about a year ago and never really "learned" how to use it, so it seems so confusing. Maybe I should just quit avoiding it. My aunt is a great knitter, and she's on there all the time. She sells patterns and is a pattern tester and stuff.
I have a hard time embracing technology for some of my hands on activites. I think it's fabulous for those that can, but for some of my stuff I really need to touch the yarn and fold the pattern and so on. I was looking through patterns on-line once and got frustrated and had to go back to my books and old magazines. Maybe it's a sensory overload of information. :lol:

Whether you're a beginner or an experience crafter, come join the fun as we learn together. Charles County Public Library, P.D. Brown Memorial Branch, 50 Village St, Waldorf, MD 301-645-2864

That's a cool find for those in Charles who don't want to come to St Mary's. :clap: Thanks.
 

cattitude

My Sweetest Boy
I have a hard time embracing technology for some of my hands on activites. I think it's fabulous for those that can, but for some of my stuff I really need to touch the yarn and fold the pattern and so on. I was looking through patterns on-line once and got frustrated and had to go back to my books and old magazines. Maybe it's a sensory overload of information. :lol:

I'm the same way with any instructions..I have to see what it is I'm working on and what I'm supposed to do.
 
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