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SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY??

January 6, 2008 by jd wolfe

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My friend Kathy G. has been inspired, as she nears her 49th birthday, to try something new EVERY DAY for a year – something she’s never done before. I offered to teach her to crochet since I think that would qualify. Check out her blog and the link to the blog of the 29 year old who inspired her.

http://kathyat49.blogspot.com/

So, from this we can take some inspiration. Are there 365 stitches that are new to us? Can we learn one each day? I’m going to check into this. I know there are more than 365 stitches, but many stitches have more than one name.

Let’s start a list here of all the crochet stitches we can come up with. Please post the names of stitches you know and a link to an online site or a book where we can perhaps get instructions for duplicating the stitch. We can stipulate that this list is a good place to start:

http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com/directory/stitches.php

And, this site has some good illustrations of stitches:

loopstitch.jpg

Loop Stitch

I don’t know how many stitches are demonstrated at this site, but what a find!

http://video.yahoo.com/?t=t&fr=&p=josi+hannon+madera

So, above and beyond these stitches, what can YOU add to our list? I’ll keep this discussion open as long as new stitches keep coming in. THEN maybe we’ll all take a challenge and learn a new one each day. But, we’ve gotta get more than 365 stitches to get this thing going.

Thanks in advance for your participation.

jd

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Comments

  1. Maru says

    January 11, 2008 at 8:46 am

    This link was shared last week in my CAL list

    http://www.mypicot.com/st01.html

    There are some titles in Maggy’s site
    (http://www.maggiescrochet.com/)
    – 154 wave patterns
    – 365 crochet stitches a year
    The complete book of crochet stitch designs (500 patterns)
    – The complete book of crochet border designs (> 300 patterns)
    I don’t have this books. And I don’t know them. Only the titles suggest a LOT of stitches.
    Some lists to begin with this neat idea!

  2. Maru says

    January 11, 2008 at 8:28 pm

     MARU – THANKS FOR ALL THE LINKS.  GIVES US LOTS OF NEW STITCHES TO TRY, ONE DAY AT A TIME.

    jd

    More stitches.
    http://www.crochetcabana.com/stitches/index.htm
    Those are basic stitches and they count too.

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