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10-16-2004, 06:37 PM #1Super Moderator
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What is the *easiest* thing to start with (crochet)?
I'd love to find something with just single crochet. I don't want to start out too difficult and get discouraged.
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I started with a little square...just for practice and then did a scarf.
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Chelle, I started like Sara with getting the chain, then a potholder square thingy & then made a scarf too. You are gonna love this.
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10-17-2004, 10:17 AM #4
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I did the same, and so did Daniel, infact he still just does the single chain and is working on an afghan for his bed.
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Pot holders are good to start. If you want to do a patchwork type of afghan you could do single crochet squares in different colours.
Placemats are another option or winter headbands.
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