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What Am I DOING? No Apologies.
Welp. I made an awkward silence on the blog. A really long awkward silence. But, it’s too late to apologize! So let’s move on with things. [Disclaimer: I can’t get any more of my images to upload, so maybe those … Continue reading
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Tagged comic, crochet, film, medieval garb, sewing, socks, tablet weaving, writing, yard work
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What Am I DOING? Rewinding.
I’m actually not working on anything right now. I finished some tablet weaving yesterday, and can’t start the next one until I get some color ink to print a new page of patterns. So here’s the deal, I’m just going … Continue reading
Vintage Happy Valley: Frilly crochet collars look very special
Here’s another vintage crochet pattern advertisement for you from the Springville Herald. I’m glad I missed 1941 and its frilly, feminine neckwear. Then again, when I think about what’s making fashion news this season…. scroll down to what I’m talking about. New Collars … Continue reading
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Tagged crochet, fashion is scary, vintage clothing, vintage newspaper ad
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What Am I DOING? Life is Super-Duper.
Yes. Life is super-duper today. To risk sounding like an old lady, I woke up with a huge painful knot in my back, then the first thing I did when I got to work was smash my finger. It’s all … Continue reading
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Tagged crochet, knitting, knitting loom, recipe, recon, socks
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Vintage Happy Valley: Crochet a Pillbox Hat
Colder weather calls for hats and matching gloves. And what’s better than a nice handmade set that you crocheted yourself? How about a crochet pillbox hat? After all, “the whole smart world is putting on pillboxes.” This is from 1941. … Continue reading