#milesofcrochet

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Finn's Pick: Crochet Five Nights at Freddy's Amigurumi, Five Nights Friends https://wp.me/pjlln-64g

[hannahcan]

milesofcrochet replied to your photo “Needed to give my hand break. Any recommendations for steel hooks with...”

But now that I think about it, I'm not sure how small you can buy the Clover hooks... you could try making a grip handle out of polymer clay.

I use the Boye ergonomic crochet handle (which is a godsend for my rapidly developing carpal tunnel) but it doesn't fit the steel hooks. :( I'll check out Clover hooks though!

[keatulie]

milesofcrochet replied to your photoset: Meadow is the most peaceful and magical game in...

What is this? An app?

it’s a game on Steam! :3

it’s basically just about socialising and exploration. you run around this huge map full of different biomes. you can collect flowers, crystals for unlocking different animal species to play as and their alternate skins, or just like form groups and look around the place.

there’s no chat, you can only communicate to others through a limited set of symbols and emotes. it's complicated at first, but doesn’t take long to work out a pretty easy to understand system.

it’s only like $3USD. totally worth buying!

[cuddlewishcreations-blog]

For the knitting/crochet ask game: 1, 3, 7, & 14

1.     How did you first learn your craft?

When I was eight, my mother tried to teach me.  I learned how to crochet a chain, but never went further because it was ‘girl stuff’.  Then, when I was in my thirties, I needed something to do with my hands and one of my friends had been showing me the beautiful things she was making and I decided to pick it up again.  Thankfully Youtube was a thing by then, so I was able to watch videos that helped me learn more than just the initial chain.

3.     What was the first project you completed?

A scarf.  Not even a pretty scarf, but a very simple one.  I ended up gifting it and a beret made from the same yarn to a friend of mine.

7.     What aspect of your craft is the most challenging to you?

Front post and back post stitches.  I just can’t seem to get them to look right.

14. How often do you keep a project you’ve made?

Given that most of what I make is for sale, not often.  Even before I started selling them I would mostly make items as gifts.  I currently have five items that I’ve made and kept for myself.  A winged unicorn, a dragon, a sheep, a set of fingerless gloves, and a hat.

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