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Part 1 Countdown: THE FINAL DAY!!!

Feb 08, 2011 10:23

This morning, I woke up, and instantly, I was smiling, ear to ear ( Read more... )

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Don't Put Away the Crochet Hooks riverglorious February 8 2011, 18:27:27 UTC

Michael,

You'll need them for loom knitting. Don't put them away just yet. You'll need to bind off in either knitting or crochet, and since you already crochet, then you'll need them. And they are handy for picking up dropped stitches, too.

:) :) :)

Conga Rats to you on Completion of Phase 1

ext_236875 February 8 2011, 18:59:14 UTC

You've done a helluva job! Congrats!!!

theyarnproject February 8 2011, 19:06:19 UTC

Thank you, so much. That means a lot! =)

theyarnproject February 8 2011, 19:06:53 UTC

YAY!!! (Pulls the hooks back out.) Thanks!

kae1crafts February 8 2011, 20:16:13 UTC

Michael,

What a contrast of your first picture of your first block of crochet to the amazing apron! A very productive journey and the photos show just how rapidly you have progressed.

Enjoy your celebration and we will await the start of the next phase.

Hugs and happy stitching tomorrow.

Kae

theyarnproject February 8 2011, 20:19:51 UTC

Thanks, Kae. It is nice, to look over all the pictures. I did so, last night.
My family thinks it is silly to celebrate, but oh well. I am going to, anyway. =)

kae1crafts February 8 2011, 22:36:50 UTC

Michael, I'll raise a cup of tea in celebration. I don't think it is silly at all to celebrate a project completion and a new beginning.

Have a great time - see you at the beginning tomorrow.

Hugs,

Kae

theyarnproject February 9 2011, 19:38:42 UTC

So here we go...To the looms.

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theyarnproject February 9 2011, 19:32:31 UTC

I first chose the grand deadline, of 2 years. I chose 2 years because, my original surgeon told me I would be recovering, for 2.5 years, AT LEAST. (I started the yarn project 7 months, after my surgery.) I figured that I could use an escape, from the day to day struggle, of recovery.
And, I was working with 3 methods, so I just divided up, the 2 years, into equal amounts. Viola...8 months, with each method.