Here is my second project (photo #2) which is my very own knitting needle roll-up bag. I used both the serger and the new embroidery machine on these. Instead of the flower garden, my bag sports birdhouses instead.
Sunday, April 8, 2007
Sewing, Serging and Machine Embroidery Things
Okay, I warned you that I have all these hobbies, right? I love to sew and more recently to machine embroidery and use (at LONG LAST) my serger as well. My first project (photo 1) is a knitting needle roll-up bag for my DD Tami which sports a flower garden and she was courteous enough to drool over it when she opened it up at Christmas (makes a Mom happy don't 'cha know!).


Allright, that went pretty well so now what am I going to do with all those crochet hooks?? Hmmmm, I bet I could make one with MANY more slots and smaller ones... hmmmm, double row inside.... WALLA! I've got it... (photo #3) I'll make a crochet hook roll-up bag! Well, I had just enough of the wonderful batik quilted fabric left and not a scrap to spare.
Knitting and Crochet Things
I like to knit and I love to crochet. Now I think the difference here is simply a lack of understanding and experience at knitting. Not that I have much more at crocheting but for some strange reason it seems simpler and easier to work yarn(s) with one stick which has a hook on the end than with two sticks which are longer and have no hooks to assist me. Hmmm, this may be significant in some important way and I have just not figured it out yet. I shall continue in my pursuit however **as time permits** for you see, I have more hobbies than time or talent so that is a problem.
First is a picture of my first attempt at a crochet handbag which I made with and hopefully I will improve as I plug along, right? Hopefully the answer is "yes"!
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