


The pink boucle came in handy one day when I forgot to wear pick to support Sori (who is fighting cancer at the moment) I sat down and while my students ate breakfast, I whipped up a pink flower to wear as a pin. (Have no idea where it is at the moment) The cup of hooks had many more, but I have given several away to students. The box of yarn sits under my desk/table. So on days when I don't bring a project, I can always pick up a hook and start something...(and just an aside - I will continue the Crochet Club next year, so if you have any unwanted hooks or yarn - acrylic is best for them at the moment - it would be much appreciated. I teach in a high poverty district)
On the hook now: Trying to finish a baby blanket for Saturday that I just started yesterday, it's not gonna happen, but I'll still keep plugging away at it...
1 comment:
I think that is so cool that you have a crochet club. It's wonderful that you are passing it along to the next generation.
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