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Knitting!!!
Asked by S.C. from Sioux Falls
on December 4, 2007
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I really want to learn how to knit! My Mom always knit and crocheted as I was growing up and tried to teach me but I wasnt interested, but, she lives in England and ca...
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- I crochet. Go to your local craft store and look for a book on knitting. I don't remember the name but it has step by step instructions on how to get started. They eve...
- I taught myself by using a booklet from Hobby Lobby. The book is meant for kids to learn, but it does such a good job describing it and showing pictures- it's perfect...
- There are plenty of knitting circles in Kalamazoo. If you don't have time for one there are sites that are helpful.
Seeking a Knitting Tutor/teacher/mentor for ME!
Asked by M.H. from Dallas
on February 14, 2008
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hi there.
i've finally gotten up the nerve to go to my local yarn store and get some big needles and big bulky yarn to learn with. these gals are GREAT folks and hap...
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- Stitch n Bitch is fascinating and awesome...if you notice an extra stitch...add it with another one to make it go away.
- Hi M., to really answer your request for a teacher, we need to know where you live. With a 4-year-old and another on the way, you don't have a lot of time to drive ar...
- I'm not sure where you live, but they have a knit night at Passion Knit in Sneider Plaza in University Park. It's free, a bunch of people just sit around/drink wine/kn...
Knitting Wool Soakers for Nighttime Use
Asked by J.J. from Pittsburgh
on March 3, 2008
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We've used cloth diapers successfully with our son (now 21 mos) and he's ready for a bigger size wool soaker for nighttime use. They are pretty expensive and you need...
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- Being the owner of a wahm cloth diapering company since 2002 you can bet my eyes widened with a glimmer. Congrats on 21 months in cd. It is so good to see that there...
- This website has several links for patterns. http://diaperpages.com/soaker.php
- You can find many free patterns for soakers on the internet. Just do a search. There are many. You can also make them from old wool sweaters...there are also free pa...
Seeking Crochet Slipper Pattern
Asked by C.T. from Saginaw
on November 20, 2008
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Hello
I am crocheting hats and mittens and donating to giving organizations. I am looking for crochet patterns for slippers that are fairly easy and not elaborate in...
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- I know it may seems silly, but youtube.com has some great tutorials and if you're like me it's easier to watch someone do it than read a pattern.
- Cherl, I wish I had a pattern! I don't know where you live but I have hundreds of skeins of yarn, and would love to donate! e me back and we will work something out if...
- There are some great patterns to choose from here: http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com/directory/slippers_socks.php All of the patterns at Crochet Pattern Centr...
Hats for Baby
Asked by H.B. from Denver
on March 29, 2009
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I am due with my second in September and am interested in making some hats while my 2 year old rests in her bed (she won't sleep, but she will lay quiet with the music...
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- You might check out Knitting Patterns for Dummies. There is a darling "flat hat" in there that has tassles. :)
- They have a round template that I have seen that you use to make the hats. I know that you can get them at walmart or similar stores in their craft areas. They aren'...
- http://www.lionbrand.com/content-knittingPatternIndex.html This sight has free down loads of Knit and Crochet patterns. Don't register if you can help it or you wi...
What's Your Hobby?
Asked by R.D. from Richmond
on March 10, 2011
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JFF!! :)
Actually, someone suggested on my last post to keep my hands busy (thanks mama!) And I realized that, while there are lots of little things I enjoy doing (...
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- Hello, my name is D. and crafting is my lithium (that and a good cup of joe) I mostly make bows, headbands, hair stuff mostly but have no patience to list in ebay o...
- I paint tiles with glazes, fire them in my kiln, and sell them a couple times a year at art fairs. So fun! And bc I am selling them it pays for my hobby and then some!...
- Baking cupcakes. I'm actually trying to make it into a career though :)
Need Help Learning How to Crochet!!!!
Asked by M.R. from Salt Lake City
on August 16, 2009
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I grew up watching my mom crochet but I was never interested in the subject. Until I saw a lady at work crocheting a blanket. I was pregnant at the time and I wanted t...
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- M., It depends on what you want. Your local yarn shops probably offers lessons. JoAnn and Michaels craft stores both have basic how to lessons. If there are some ol...
- Hi M., I taught myself how to crochet last year. Once I learned how to work my hands and read the patterns it was rather easy, you just have to stick with it and t...
- I am new to crochet too. I like this site: http://www.crochetspot.com/ Learning to crochet: http://www.crochetspot.com/learning-to-crochet/ How to read crochet ...
Hobbies
Asked by I.W. from Portland
on January 18, 2012
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I need a hobby! We have little money to spend on extra things right now because we are paying off debt before baby #2(not conceived yet). So currently my free time is ...
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- My main hobbies are reading and exercising (mostly running/walking) - both reasonably priced! My daughter (9) wanted to start knitting, so I refreshed my vague memory ...
- pinterest!!!! lol any one who is on it knows how addicting it is. no more recipe notebooks!!
- Isn't mamapedia a hobby? =) ETA: Ok, fair enough. =) What about reading? I also print recipes off the internet and put them in a binder. Then when I try them wit...
Sewing Machines/Learn to Sew for Idiots
Asked by V.W. from Jacksonville
on October 27, 2010
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Hi ladies. I am new to sewing. In fact, I haven't even started. When I was a kid I learned to do some basic crocheting (granny squares, chain stitches) and I've don...
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- If you have a notions store in your area (a place where they sell fabric, crafts, etc.), then there are probably women who hold sewing classes. Alternatively, your loc...
- I would try to take a beginner sewing class if you can find one. That's what I did and it gave me the confidence to make some things on my own. I just made a skirt f...
- My daughter got a sewing machine last year. We bought a Babylock ($400). It does a LOT. One reason we chose this model is because it is the model used in the scho...
Just "Mom" and "Wife".... Where Did "I" Go?
Asked by K.K. from Portland
on February 26, 2007
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I think I am having an identity chrisis! Sometimes I feel like I am here strictly to serve my husband and kids and outside that, I'm supposed to just sit in the corne...
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- This may not be up your alley at all, but I went through a similar "crisis" about 6 months ago. I have a full time job, a 4 year old and a husband- but between work, c...
- I know how you feel. I just started this "stay at home mom" thing...I've been at it about a month. And sometimes I feel like I'm soooooo boring! All I have to talk ...
- Hey, K. I have a couple of suggestions. If you haven't already, check out "MOMS" club (www.momsclub.org). It's basically a group of local women who get together to fin...
