Ophelia! Cro-hook

Sorry to follow up my own post, but I did obviously mean Wow NOT Woe. Yet
another example of finger faster than brain, my excuse being that it was
very early for a Saturday!!
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Love and apologies
Christine in Kent, Garden of England


" Christine in Kent, Garden of England"
wrote in message
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Woe I didn't know I had such a useful implement. I'll have to keep it
handy!!
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Love
Christine in Kent, Garden of England


"RigPilot" wrote in message
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Actually, It is limitless.

Work stitches on until the needle is full, then turn and work off all but
6
or 8 stitches. Turn back and work stitches on again, and when the needle
is
full then turn and work them off until 6 or 8 stitches remain.

Swivel Hooks (joined by a flexible cable) come 36" long, and they can be
used the same way if necessary. However, you can do 6 or 7 feet by working
10", 14", or 18" at a time.

A 10" double ended hook can be used for Regular Crochet, Tunisian Crochet,
Crochet On The Double, and for working Loopers on a Potholder Loom, as
well
as weaving yarn on Looms, Knitting Rakes, and Knitting Boards.

You can even use it to restring your sweatpants when the drawstring
breaks.


"Aud" wrote in message
om...
Hi Christine!
Do you make the blankets in squares?
If not, I guess it is a limit of how many stiches you can have on a
needle??
AUD ;-)