Michelle
June 10th, 2004, 11:49 AM
Hi Everyone. I have just discovererd this board, and look forward to coming here frequently.
My name is Michelle, I am a 33 year old doctor living in England. I am currently 8 days overdue with my second baby, and have just taken up crochet, to keep me occupied.
I have been an avid knitter for the past 4 years, and have discovered that I enjoy crochet just as much, although I am obviously a complete beginner at the moment.
I have only complete one project so far ( a washcloth), but am enjoying trying out new stitch patterns, and have just started to crochet a throw from Erika Knights book Simple Crochet ( I hope the baby arrives before I finish it!). Any recommendations for any other good crochet books?
I have been surfing the net, looking at crochet blogs, free patterns etc - and it is ceratainly keeping my mind off waiting for the baby. I have found that I already have a lot of stuff I can use for crochet from my knitting (several crochet patterns in Knitting magazines, lots of cotton yarn, a few hooks (used previously for picking up stitches), knitting books with crochet instructions), so I have been going through my stash and large collection of books and magazine with new eyes!
Michelle
www.stores.ebay.co.uk/retroknits (http://www.stores.ebay.co.uk/retroknits)
My name is Michelle, I am a 33 year old doctor living in England. I am currently 8 days overdue with my second baby, and have just taken up crochet, to keep me occupied.
I have been an avid knitter for the past 4 years, and have discovered that I enjoy crochet just as much, although I am obviously a complete beginner at the moment.
I have only complete one project so far ( a washcloth), but am enjoying trying out new stitch patterns, and have just started to crochet a throw from Erika Knights book Simple Crochet ( I hope the baby arrives before I finish it!). Any recommendations for any other good crochet books?
I have been surfing the net, looking at crochet blogs, free patterns etc - and it is ceratainly keeping my mind off waiting for the baby. I have found that I already have a lot of stuff I can use for crochet from my knitting (several crochet patterns in Knitting magazines, lots of cotton yarn, a few hooks (used previously for picking up stitches), knitting books with crochet instructions), so I have been going through my stash and large collection of books and magazine with new eyes!
Michelle
www.stores.ebay.co.uk/retroknits (http://www.stores.ebay.co.uk/retroknits)