Friday, May 29, 2009
the start of something that may never end
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Good for her, she is such a cutie and I love seeing children learning crafts. She should be proud of herself. BRAVO
ReplyDeleteWow,what a task master you are, 6 cones. She looks as though she is having fun. She may just surprise you and make an afghan for you. Not sure how long it will take her though.
ReplyDeleteI don't actually expect her to do all six cones but she could if she wanted to. That is why I wrote wonder if I will get a doily or afghan. I want to see how long her patients is for one project. Mine isn't too long. I jump from project to project. Unless I have a deadline then I will stay with one till done. What ever she does she is learning so that is great at first she said it was like crocheting with hair because it was so fine and she didn't like that now after one day she said funny it just feels like normal thread now ( size 10) and not any differnt which was all I was trying to get her hands to learn. Doesn't matter what size yarn or thread you use your hands will get use to it quickly and it won't be any differnt than any other thread or yarn. Best to learn that young before people tell you working with thread is hard when it isn't.
ReplyDeleteIts a lovely color and she is doing a really great job!
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