He Noticed

March 23, 2009

in Blathering On, Crochet

That means it’s bad — really, really bad.  My husband usually doesn’t notice anything about the house … unless I move a piece of furniture directly in his normal path to the TV remote. But this weekend he remarked on all the clutter. He kinda whined about it, actually.crocheting-mouse1

And it’s true. I admit that I’ve favored stocking my booth, designing and setting up this here blog that you’re reading … and working out a double-ended crochet pattern.

Double -ended crochet, if you’re unfamiliar, is done with a needle with a hook on both ends.  Similar to afghan or Tunisian crochet, double-ended crochet creates a fabric with no wrong side — great for scarves or afghans or curtains … any project that will be seen from both sides.

It’s terribly fun and terribly addicting.

However, I really need to put down the hook and the mouse … and pick up the house :)    I’m taking the entire week to spring clean my house.  See ya next Monday.

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karla nathan April 8, 2009 at 10:37 pm

That is true around here too. When my husband notices something, it is only when he doesn’t like it!

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