Busy Hands

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

While on maternity leave with Ellie I taught myself how to crochet, with the hopes of making a few headbands for her....well I accomplished the few headbands goal...but then exceeded it tremendously. I can't help myself and I can't stop. I enjoy this so much, but I'm quickly running out of girls to crochet for. Do I dare attempt to sell them, the thought keeps crossing my mind and with an entire summer in front of me, it's an enticing idea.

Any ideas or suggestions???

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Looking at all that you posted and knowing all you have made, I think you should try at a few craft shows. I can help you with kids etc...or maybe try ebay or craigslist????

Love ya,
Mom; June 15, 2011 at 8:09 PM

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