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CROCHETING WITH ONE HAND TIED BEHIND YOUR …?

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abilities! well, beyond my abilities. i just can’t hold the yarn with this cast on! there are any number of other things i can’t do or can do poorly or very slowly – like typing. gives me far more respect for the many crocheters out there who are hampered by disability of any kind.

but, i persevere. i am spending much of my ‘crochet’ time surfing the net for future projects and reading books i have put off in favor of crochet. here’s my next crochet project:

Drops Crochet Shawl Pattern

i saw it ‘in person’ last night thanks to ronnie titus – and i fell in love!

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  1. Hey JD! I just made that shawl next month and loved the pattern! Plan on making another one with much more fiber, only used 7 small balls of Senso for the one I did, pretty small but nice none the less. Have a good one, KrisR

  2. Hi, I only have the use of my right hand for the past 15 years. Up until then I was an avid “hooker”. I crocheted every moment that i could. Is there anyone out there that can tell me or show me how to do it with one hand.
    I would be most greatful.

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Aurora Wrap Free Crochet Pattern

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