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    Exclamation Couple of projects I finished.

    The first one is a rug for my bathroom. It is long and skinny so it will fit in front of the sink. I only have 17" between the front of the sink and the tub. http://www.frugalvillage.com/photopo....php?photo=742

    The next one is a childs afghan or a lapghan. It is done in Red Heart Mexicana, really bright. The picture is blurry cuz I'm having problems with my camera. http://www.frugalvillage.com/photopo....php?photo=743

    I have another childs afghan or lapghan started that I should finish tonight. Then I'll go back to making the rest of my rugs for the bathroom. I just picked up some longer hooks so hopefully it will be easier on my hands.

     
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    Very nice Dee. I love the afghan.

    How on earth do you crochet so fast?

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    Originally posted by homesteadmamma

    How on earth do you crochet so fast?
    I don't know CJ? Maybe because I have been doing it for years and this is a pattern I have used many times in the past. I just sit in front of the TV and crochet away.

    This isn't very big, I haven't measured it, but maybe 30"x40". I did it with a K hook, 100 stitches x 120 rows I think.
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    Those are beautiful Dee !!!!!!!

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    Those are great. Did you use a cotton type yarn for the bathroom rug one?

    I was impressed.

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    Wonderful work Dee.
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    awesome job, the both of those!
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    Originally posted by canadian gardener
    Those are great. Did you use a cotton type yarn for the bathroom rug one? 

    Nope Margery, just plain ole Red Heart Super Saver 4 ply. I used 2 strands held together. They wash and dry beautifully.

     

    I finished the other childs afghan and I'm almost done with the contour rug for the bathroom. I just have to do a couple of rows of trim. Then one more rug to make for in front of the door.
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    Nice to know that can be done with the acrylic yarn. It's a lot cheaper. thanks

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