March 26th, 2015

From Afghan to Tunic

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In the store’s final salute to National Crochet Month, I’d like to share a terrific garment made by Connie Chisholm. Connie states that she stopped by WEBS to pick up 10 skeins of Universal Yarn’s Classic Worsted Tapestry. This yarn is no longer available, but using Universal’s Classic Worsted will yield the same beautiful results. Originally, her idea was to crochet an afghan. That plan evolved a few times and the final result is a tunic-length pullover which Connie designed herself using a double crochet stitch. You can read all the details about Connie’s first sweater on her Ravelry page.

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Connie says that she loves to crochet because it allows her to design creatively and that “all you need is an idea, patience and time to enjoy the process.” Connie’s garment clearly demonstrates her enthusiasm for crochet and her design skills too.

 

 

Stephanie
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4 Responses to “From Afghan to Tunic”

  1. Kay Says:

    How lucky you are to have Stephanie. She is a wonderful knitter and a wonderful person.

  2. Carol M Says:

    So good to see you Steph. Coming to visit you and Webs is on my yarn bucket list!

  3. Jeanie Says:

    We miss you in Columbus!

  4. Stephanie Says:

    So nice to hear from my Columbus knitting friends. Please come visit me at WEBS!

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