If you read these crochet sayings and cringe, then you know that you’re a crocheter. You’d never say them and hope no one else will either! On Craftsy!
Source: Crochet Sayings That Make Crocheters Cringe
A fun post that I read off of Crafters.com. I thought of all my readers and followers, and maybe anyone who hasn’t read my posts yet, (Huh?) that would like these. They made me smile. And I am not much of a crocheter! 😀
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OMG So true!! Especially the one about not having time to do that. As if your life was so boring. Grrr! LOL
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I can probably make the time, I just need to learn! My fingers don’t seem to want to cooperate. 🙂
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I crocheted so much in my 20s that I have a repetitive stress injury from it. Silly of me. But I loved it. I still do, but my wrist aches if I try to start again. I tried knitting but it’s so much more work.
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I do like to loom knit. It is easier for me to learn than to hold the needles. I can’t seem to get my fingers to work the right way with needles for some reason.
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Everything you learn as a child is easier. I don’t remember learning to crochet, I was so young. I learned to knit as an adult. It’s much harder for me.
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There is probably a lot of truth in learning when you are young. You would be able to retain it better. I have tried my hand at weaving and really like it. It is quite a bit easier on my hands and wrists. At least once the warping is done. 🙂
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I love weavings. I’m glad people are keeping that alive. One of my cousins had a big loom, and she did such beautiful things.
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Weaving is making a come back and I think tatting is too. I would like to learn that too. Just not sure my fingers would. 😀
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My eyesight isn’t good enough for tatting. I always like working with a chubby yarn rather than a tiny thread, too.
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