Tracy ^{1 год назад}

Those slippers have a Polished look. Professional.

Oh! It is becoming Comical how many ways I have found to Crochet a Heart. This is one that was not in my collection but it is now! Thank you for the Crochet Pattern!

She looks Composed. That's a lovely design!

What a nice edging. Attaches to any top. Thank you for the Crochet Pattern!

Got it.

Ah! Ha! Big (Bad) Brutal Boots! Tee! Hee! So, The translator says it right! [in a way]

Yes. No need to work tightly. Also, it is recommended that a person rest after 15 minutes of work, for about 5 minutes the first day till 4 days have passed, 15, 5 — 15, 5 — etc. about 6 times in one day, no more than that. Repeat until 4 days have passed. THEN increase either the length of time [to 20 minutes] OR Increase the number of sessions [to 7 or 8] per day. After another 4 days make another increase. Continue until you can work for 30 minutes without pain. That is the maximum length of time per session that one «should» work to prevent pain.

There are thinner Tunisian Hooks. A person can use whichever size they need/want. It is NOT required that one use «large» hooks.

Nicely done.

Oh. It says «self-spun». You spun the yarn yourself? Nice.

The translator says you wrote: «Lopapey type». I am unfamiliar with that, but the sweater looks Joyous!

This means a «horseshoe-style» heel? [for socks?]
It says: «I will try a heel — a horseshoe».

Even though they seem thin, try them. When it is cold [but not icy] thin ones can be better. Thick ones can make one's hands sweat. Just a thought.

Yum. That reminds me of blue cotton candy floss! That's a Glitzy yarn! Being Knitted I do not understand " * yarn, 2 together purl, * ". But that's ok. It's Impressive.

I wish you all prosperity. Hope you had a Happy Birthday!!! Best Wishes! Tracy

Thank you for the Crochet Pattern!

Ah. A simple «Single Crochet Rib-Stitch». I'm keeping the info for the ears. It could come in handy. Thank you for the Crochet Pattern!

Oh! Thise swirls are nice. Attention required for proper placement! Thank you for the Crochet Pattern!

Hum. Well. Drapes nice as it is a «light» stitch pattern, but boy! Would I get bored with it! Doing the same thing, for that long? Yes. I know. An afghan with sleeves. It is why I rarely make such large items. Just me! Tee! Hee!

It is Knitted, but I think a Crochet version could be made. (If someone knows how.