Crocheters?

[GodFlute2]

Ok, good. Thanks.

 

[GodFlute2]

One last question, where on the right side do I start?

 

[Celticflower]

One last question, where on the right side do I start?

"Rnd 2:With right side facing, join pink with dc in first ch-2 sp (see joining with Dc page[but I don't have page 10]); ch 3,"

Assuming you joined the last round and fastened off, the "first 2-ch space" would be the next one you come to from that point.

Does that make any sense?

 

[GodFlute2]

Start on the corner? Or on the next stitch after the corner?

 

[BarbaraJean]

Start on the corner? Or on the next stitch after the corner?

It sounds like you should join in the space, not a stictch.

I'm making granny squares right now too. I'm using up a bunch of scrap yarn I have to make a lapghan. I'm really enjoying it!

 

[GodFlute2]

Well, yeah. That's what I ment.

Cool. My granny just taught me how to make granny squares, or at least the kind she knows how to do.

 

[BarbaraJean]

Well, yeah. That's what I ment.

Cool. My granny just taught me how to make granny squares, or at least the kind she knows how to do.

There are so many different kinds of granny squares to make. I have a book with a pattern for an afghan of many different size and style of granny squares. It very bright!

Did you get your questions answered sufficiently? Are you able to continue working on your poncho now?

 

[BarbaraJean]

Ijust finished this little project:

http://www.michaels.com/art/online/projectsheet?pid=25161&categoryid=29

Now I'm working on my granny square scrap lapghan.

In February I'll be participating in a Crochet Olympics which is a challenge to complete a project in 16 days. I'll be making a baby poncho.

 

[GodFlute2]

There are so many different kinds of granny squares to make. I have a book with a pattern for an afghan of many different size and style of granny squares. It very bright!

Did you get your questions answered sufficiently? Are you able to continue working on your poncho now?

I've got a bunch of patterns collected, but I haven't tried half of them yet.

I think so. I hope so. I can at least continue for now. Thanks again to who all helped.

 

[BarbaraJean]

I've got a bunch of patterns collected, but I haven't tried half of them yet.

I think so. I hope so. I can at least continue for now. Thanks again to who all helped.

Great! I hope it works out for you. Just have fun with it!

 

[GodFlute2]

I will. Don't know how I couldn't anyway. = D

 

[BarbaraJean]

What is everybody else working on?

 

[Celticflower]

I'm half way thru my sister's afghan and 2/3 finished with a 44 inch doily style tabletopper. had to take a break on that because for some odd reason I couldn't count to nine!

I have also started my shopping list of materials for Christmas gifts, as well as planning lists of who is getting what. Still need to know colors from my friend's family members--except the youngest. He picked out a pattern for his afghan last week while he was here.

 

[BarbaraJean]

This is a little purse I just finished. It was easy and quick but I don't really care for the finished result so I won't be making another. I will look for a different pattern though.

One of my other favorites is this Prairie Star afghan. I kept it because the outer edge didn't turn out even so I didn't want to donate it. Even though I didn't do a great job on it I loved making it and the whole family takes turn snuggling with it including our cat , Sable.

 

[GodFlute2]

Wow, they both look nice.

 

[BarbaraJean]

Wow, they both look nice.

Thank you very much!

 

[GodFlute2]

you're welcome

 

[Celticflower]

Barb--

LOVE the afghan! Do you remember how long it took to make?

 

[Celticflower]

bump

 

[BarbaraJean]

Barb--

LOVE the afghan! Do you remember how long it took to make?

I really have never timed myself on any of my projects. It would be very difficult to do as I crochet a while, run and fold a load of laundry, crochet a while, unload the dishwasher, etc.