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I already had one friend who came shopping with me and actually took the flannel home to sew the blanket because I don't even own a sewing machine. I'm scared that my husband will make that his next farm purchase. (so I can mend his clothes again, been there, done that)
So I jumped into my car and took off to town to the wool shop. I was on a mission. I entered the door and there was a group of ladies sitting around a table, talking and knitting, drinking coffee and having fun. I stepped up to their table briskly and they new there was a major crisis in my life. A few women offered words of comfort and showed me some simple steps and soon I was flying high. I was so greatful to those ladies and now I have to bring back my final project when it is completed.
I think those groups are called, "stitch and bitch" and I thought that is was quite fitting and decided that maybe I need to find a group like that.
Do the Mennos have other groups beside MCC quilting?
One more thought, will I be using all of the yarn on that roll?
It looks like a major project to me. That will take me forever.
I think those groups are called, "stitch and bitch" and I thought that is was quite fitting and decided that maybe I need to find a group like that.
Do the Mennos have other groups beside MCC quilting?
One more thought, will I be using all of the yarn on that roll?
It looks like a major project to me. That will take me forever.
So much for making baby blankets. I'll show you the final project...
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Marg, you look like you are off to a great start. I can commiserate with the feeling of being all thumbs. It is so so much easier when someone shows me step by step.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your excitment. It sure is fun planning.