What all do you do craftwise?

So far I only knit but I plan on learing to crochete eventually too. I wonder what everyone here is involved in?

Pam

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Qintes
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Knitting, crocheting, hardanger, needlepoint, sewing. I do a smattering of all of these as the inclination arises.

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Norma

Hi

I knit, crochet, cross-stitch, needlepoint, petit point, learning to spin, also make wreaths, etc.

Darlene in Toronto

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Craftkitten

Hi, Pam! I knit, crochet, spin, tat, work bobbinlace and design patterns. Hugs, Noreen (I also weave 'once-in-a-while')

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The YarnWright

AND spend a fair amount of time on the computer! du-uh! LOL N.

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The YarnWright

Hi Pam I knit, crochet, Tunisian crochet, tat, cro-tat, cro-hook, broomstick crochet & cross stitch. I'm always open to try a new yarn technique and some "take" more than others. One day I'm going to have a serious go at hairpin lace: so watch out Noreen, I'll be asking lots of questions!! Love & higs Christine

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Christine in Kent, Garden of

Ready, willing and questionable on the able, Christine! Hugs, Noreen :D

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The YarnWright
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The YarnWright

Might have to wait a while but it's definitely on my list Noreen. BTW I've been wearing the scarf you gave me in our horrid damp cold weather. It's just a handy size inside a coat. Thanks again Love & higs Christine

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Christine in Kent, Garden of

Hi Pam,

I knit, crochet and do counted cross-stitch.

Hugs,

Nora

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norabalcer

In message , The YarnWright writes

I have done many crafts but have settled on bead work, greeting card making and computer studies.

If you want to see what I have done go to these web pages that a friend in USA put up for me before I built my own website

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are 4 pages altogether.Shirley

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Shirley Shone

I knit, crochet, sew (by hand) for Halloween... and used to make play costumes for my son's school plays, I dabble (not too very often anymore) in sketching... and I want to get into painting.

Gemini

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MRH

Mostly knitting, but I have recently started a little bit of crochet. I also crossstitch, and hook rugs (several varieties).

Higs, Katherine

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Katherine

Hi Pam

Belated welcome to RCTY from me.

My current passions are crochet (wire and yarn) and sewing (clothing and one BIG fleece blanket). I'm also a fledgling quilter (a couple of baby quilts and wall hangings; first major project I just rotary-cut today for DS's 5th birthday), can knit (try not to, though), and have cross-stitched in the past. I'll also try anything that catches my eye; recent projects have been beaded jewelry, painting various objects, a glass-on-glass candleholder, some bits of fabric flower arranging, Christmas ornaments (painted wood, painted glass, beaded), a padded fabric noteboard...basically anything that catches my eye in a craft store. Plus the requisite paper-and-glue-and-pompoms things with my children, one of which can crochet (G, 7 1/2), one of which won't learn (I, 10 1/2) and the last of which I'm afraid to let near anything that can be a weapon (T's almost five, gimme a break!).

Here's a photo album of some of my stuff. I made the dresses you see and most of the knitted/crocheted stuff, except the purple lacey sweater G has on in the 2004 photo.

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Eastern Edge

Your work is just beautiful. I lurk at rec.crafts.beads and see your lovely things there too....I just love your tassels!

Michelle

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Eastern Edge

Hi there:

Crafts that I do:

knitting.....crocheting....needlepoint....cross-stitch...embroidery....beadi ng....and my new found love (I think)...."quilting".

Donna from Ontario, Canada

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Donna D.

In message , Eastern Edge writes

Thank you. I must really try and get some more tassels made but first I have to shake of this terrible head cold that I have got. Shirley

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Shirley Shone

I'll second that. Although I ADORE knitting lace (or lace knitting or whatever they call what I do), I still think quilting is my favorite of all.

Anastasia

--who needs to finish about six of them. And start another four.

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Teacher Gal

I'm a crocheter.

Hugs,

Anna Maria

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Anna MCM

Craftwise I knit, spin & dye my own yarn, crochet, macrame, embroidery (hand & machine), sew (I'd call myself halfway between an advanced beginner & intermediate seamstress), make felt, and am learning to tat and weave.

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knittingand

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