#yarnoverhook

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yarnoverhook said: The wools I’m about to use occupy my big wingback chair, with two WIP blankets laid out or stacked on the footstool. My hooks/scissor/measuring tape/wool needles/stitch markers are always in this gorgeous handwoven satin-lined pouch a friend made. :p

Ooh that pouch sounds pretty.... :)

readalfa said: I put my project in a reusable grocery bag :)

Seems like a great use for them!

threading-on-rainbows said: Some of my WiPs are in various bags, others are on the floor (I lack cupboard space). The hooks are with the WiPs, or on my bedside box, or inside it (I think. I hope). I know, I am a terribly messy crafter

bluehwys replied to your post: Edging for a crocodile stitch blanket?

Try Edie Eckman’s book Around the Corner Crochet Borders. It has over 100 borders in it. Maybe you can get it from the library? Personally, I would stick with something simple, because it is such an intricate and beautiful blanket.

bigdreamsbrighteyes replied to your post: Edging for a crocodile stitch blanket?

I agree with the basic border.

yarnoverhook replied to your post: Edging for a crocodile stitch blanket?

Okay, simple it is. :D Thaaaannk you, guys! And I definitely will hunt down that book! <3