The Journey Towards Home - From Mess Maker to Home Maker

2006-Jul-22

Can Someone Help Me ...

Posted in Crochet
I do not know how to crochet, by my sister's mother-in-law (who is WAY COOL!) is teaching me to crochet. So as a thank you, I wanted to make her a carrying case for her needles. She uses both aluminum and steel. I can sew and have LOTS of fabric (I am an avid collector - what home keeper can resist the urge to collect fabric?!?!) and would LOVE to make an all fabric (I don't want to use plastic as I don't know how to sew very well and sewing that vynil scares me - so much I can't even spell the word correctly LOL!).

Are there any free patterns out there? IF not, do you know of one I can look for to buy (or that might be in a book at the library)?

ALSO, I am hoping to incoroparte the pattern into something where I can allow her to put her books in it (well, not BOOKS per se, more like leaflets).  Any patterns for a leaflete holder out there?

Thanks for ANY help. I am a pretty novice sewer, so if you can explain things in baby terms to me, that would be great. Thanks again!!

BTW - I know how to slip stitch, chain stian, yarn over, single stitch and half-double crochet!! Right now I am using those two (SC and HDC) to make a scarf for my youngest. I will have to take and scan in pictures when I get a chance. Might now be for a while though. I only get to work on it in the car while hubby is driving (as all other time is spent PACKING).

| 2 comments | Link
Leave a Comment

2006-Jul-23 - Untitled Comment


Posted by morningsunshine
i inherited all of my great-grandmother's knitting and crocheting supplies when she turned 104 - she can no longer see a very well - and there was in these supplies a single-crocheted crochet-hook-holder. it is about 7-8 inches square with two chain stiched ties. it holds about 12-15 hooks and rolls up. I love it. it holds the hooks securely cuz you just thread them into the stiches.


2006-Jul-27 - crochet!


Posted by Anonymous
When I was about 8 my mom taught me how to crochet. I loved it. I made myself a pink scarf. I wish I still had it to show my four girls. Anyway, I have not crocheted since then. I actually forgot how AND so did my mom. Now that i have daughters we are both interested in those types of things again and so are my girls of course. Have fun with it. I sure remember lots of joy from it. My mom crocheted many baby blankets. I still have one for to use for my babies.

Jessica


{ Last Page } { Page 12 of 64 } { Next Page }

About Me

Home
My Profile
Archives
Friends
My RSS Feed
My Photo Album

Please click on the picture above to learn how to pray for and support this family.

Links

The Genuine Profit of Home Sweet Home
Making It Home Magazine
Love and God's Blessigns
Apron Evangelism
Lady Lydia - Home Living Helper
Daughters - UPDATED MAY 1, 2006 - links to great articles to help moms be Titus 2 women to their daughters. Updated as I can (and I encourage you to add in the comments as well). So check back frequently.

Categories

Cooking
Crochet
digital scrapbooking
Embroidery
Finances
Home Management
Sewing
TOD-KAH
trainning children

Recent Entries

THIS PAGE HAS MOVED
Using the Fruit of the Spirit to get out of debt
Homemade Christmas Gift
Don't make a mistake!
A GREAT idea, and update

Recent Scrapbook Layouts


Click to see it upclose!

Friends

christinemiller
dhcfarm
quiverfull
KellyKJV
wannabeone
kayinpa
TheGoodLife
motherearth
KimMC
HandsNHearts
HisWillingVessel
sghulett
sweetie
urbanhome

6frugalprices
frugalmel
agodlyhomemaker
morningsunshine
gavinj77
happymama
panshrmu
puritanmother