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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Another crocheter here, can knit but prefer crochet. Interesting anecdote from the dawn years of the tinternet, I thought I'd type knitting into my search engine (pre Google days) and see if there were any free patterns... naive little me definitely did not expect to be directed to a New York Lesbian Group  |
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"Another crocheter here, can knit but prefer crochet. Interesting anecdote from the dawn years of the tinternet, I thought I'd type knitting into my search engine (pre Google days) and see if there were any free patterns... naive little me definitely did not expect to be directed to a New York Lesbian Group "
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By *uzzy NavelWoman
over a year ago
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I’ve been considering knitting a teapot cosy.... can’t decide if it should be a crinoline lady style or seaside scene one 
If any of you have any patterns that could help,I’d appreciate it... or new suggestions are welcome!  |
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"I’ve been considering knitting a teapot cosy.... can’t decide if it should be a crinoline lady style or seaside scene one
If any of you have any patterns that could help,I’d appreciate it... or new suggestions are welcome! "
There are some really quirky teacosy pattern books on Amazon. |
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"Wish someone taught me how to crochet "
I learnt from a book about 35 years ago. Its quite easy the trick mostly is to have relaxed hands. I was helping my friend learn and she was so tense that we could hardly get the wool off the hook  . I bet there are YouTube tutorials if you can bear the patronising tone and waggling of crochet hooks |
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I can sew (a little) though 
