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This segment's strip is Think Crochet by Marcy Smith, editor of Interweave Crochet.
“This Tunisian intarsia strip is all ready to express your own deep crochet thoughts. Or, if you prefer, stitch up a strip that incorporates repeats of the Floralish motif in one or more colors and maybe add your own initials at the end of the strips to "sign" your afghan.”
Don't let the technique intimidate you if you've never tried Tunisian--now's the time to start! What better time to learn a new technique than during a CAL, when you have a whole community of crocheters to turn to for help! The pattern is on page 8 of the Across the Board 2015 booklet.
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*Special thanks goes out to Red Heart for donating the yarn that was used in the pattern book!
I can't wait for the CGOA conference!
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ReplyDeletemy favorite size is I as I like to crochet with worsted weight
ReplyDeleteI like the J hook, personally.
ReplyDeleteI prefer the I also
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is the G hook :)
ReplyDeletesize 1.75 for thread , size 4.5 for basic stuff and 9 for bulky
ReplyDeleteI use my H-hook and size 7 steel hook the most
ReplyDeleteF or g are my go to hooks
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