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Posted by MRH on June 24, 2005, 7:58 pm
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> Gemini,
> But with my I learn to do accidential crochet. What I meant by
> accidential is where you make it the chain too long, you have to count
> the links. And start crocheting what from the lessons on pages in
> magazine or whatever you using. I also sometimes when I can use a
> knitting comb where you have to wrap yarn around each tooth of the
> knitting comb and use a tool to pull the yarn around each wrap yarn. I
> have made my dog a blanket that way she lays on it all the time. My
> niece is alway wanting to learn to use it, but, then she gives up,
> saying that she can't learn to do the comb. But have learn to make
> links with a chochet needle.
> Pam-Doggirl3
The blanket that your dog enjoys sounds really nice. I'm not really sure
what a knitting comb is though.... it may be something that I don't have in
my collection. I know that I don't have everything that people knit and
crochet with, but I have a lot of different sizes of knitting needles and
crochet hooks. Making things up as you go is fun and interesting. That
was how I did it when I was playing with a crochet hook and ended up making
my dog a sweater (that was the dog I had before my son was born)... I had no
idea what I was doing, but I found it fascinating that *something* was being
created by what I was doing. :o)
Gemini
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> But with my I learn to do accidential crochet. What I meant by
> accidential is where you make it the chain too long, you have to count
> the links. And start crocheting what from the lessons on pages in
> magazine or whatever you using. I also sometimes when I can use a
> knitting comb where you have to wrap yarn around each tooth of the
> knitting comb and use a tool to pull the yarn around each wrap yarn. I
> have made my dog a blanket that way she lays on it all the time. My
> niece is alway wanting to learn to use it, but, then she gives up,
> saying that she can't learn to do the comb. But have learn to make
> links with a chochet needle.
> Pam-Doggirl3