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 12 Block Log Cabin PRE CUT Patchwork Quilt Kit 29 x 39 Uncle Sam AMERICANA  US $24.95
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 12 block Pre Cut Quilt Kit BABY BUGGIES 34 X 43 by Rocky Mountain Quilts US $11.47
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 75 Precut 4 Squares All Purple Tones 12 prints Great Quilt Kit 56 US $5.55
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 Cookie 12 Block Log Cabin PRE CUT Quilt Kit 29 x 39 Inch Christmas Traditions US $14.95
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 Textile Creations BATIK 12 Log Cabin PRE CUT Quilt Kit 29 x 39 Lavender Lime US $14.95
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 12 Block Log Cabin PRE CUT Patchwork Quilt Kit 29 x 39 Knock Knock US $14.95
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 Spring Floral 12 Block Log Cabin PRE CUT Patchwork Quilt Kit 29 x 39 DAISY DAZE US $14.95
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 Perfect Pitch 12 Block Log Cabin PRE CUT Quilt Kit 29 x 39 MUSICAL Instruments US $14.95
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 BATIK 12 Block Log Cabin PRE CUT Patchwork Quilt Kit 29 x 39 LILAC TEAL Batik US $22.95
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 12 Block Log Cabin Pre cut Quilt kit Pretty Pink Rose Floral Fabric 30 x 40 US $14.95
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 12 Block Log Cabin Pre cut Quilt kit Green Daisey Floral Fabric 30 x 40 inches US $14.95
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 Birds of a Feather 12 Block Log Cabin PRE CUT Patchwork Quilt Kit 29 x 39 inches US $9.95
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 Hoffman Bali BATIK 12 Block Log Cabin PRE CUT Quilt Kit 29 x 39 PURPLE GARDEN 3 US $15.45
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 JoAnn Fabrics Pathway To The Stars 12 Quilt Block Setting Pre cut Cloth Kit US $32.49
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 12 block PreCut Quilt Kit YELLOW BLUE Rail Fence by Rocky Mountain Quilts US $9.97
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 12 BLOCK Batik Fabric Log Cabin Quilt Kit PACIFIC NIGHTS Pre cut US $14.95
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 12 Block Batik Log Cabin Quilt Kit Pre Cut Bali SUNRISE US $14.95
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 12 Block Log Cabin Quilt Kit Pre Cut BERMUDA BREEZE Batik Fabric US $14.95
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 {12} Log Cabin Quilt Pre Cut {Kit} Red Rose 105 Blocks 30 x 40 US $22.50
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 Purple Debbie Beaves Floral Fabric Pre cut Quilt Kit 12 US $21.99
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 12 Pink Red Mauve Floral Fabric Pre Cut Quilt Block Kit US $16.14
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 12 block PreCut Quilt KitLITTLE TRAIN THAT COULD by Rocky Mountain Quilts US $19.97
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 Purple Melody Kings Road Lily Floral Quilt Fabric Kit 12 Pre cut Blocks Square US $16.99
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 12 block PreCut Quilt KitTHREE BLIND MICE Rail Fence by Rocky Mountain Quilts US $12.94
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 12 Block Log Cabin Pre cut Quilt kit Michael Miller Purple Green Fairy Fabric US $19.95
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 12 block PRE CUT Quilt Kit JUNGLE FUN Easy Rail Fence by Rocky Mountain Quilts US $19.99
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 12 Debbie Beaves Simple Pleasures Purple Green Floral Quilt Kit Precut Block US $21.99
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 12 block PreCut Quilt KitTEA FOR YOU ME Rail Fence by Rocky Mountain Quilts US $24.99
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 12 block PreCut Quilt KitYELLOW SQUIGGLES Rail Fence by Rocky Mountain Quilts US $20.47
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 12 Block Log Cabin Pre cut Quilt kit Simple Pleasures Purple Daisy Fabric US $24.95
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 Baby Blue Gold Floral Pre cut Quilt Block Kit Fabric Square 12 Simple Pattern US $16.99
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 12 block PreCut Quilt Kit GREEN LEAVES Rail Fence by Rocky Mountain Quilts US $25.99
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 12 Robyn Pandolph Rose de Noel Quilt Kit Pre cut Fabric Blocks Square Red US $21.99
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 12 Purple Green Daisy Floral Fabric Pre cut Quilt Kit RJR Simple Pleasures US $21.99
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Beginner's Crochet - How a Perfectly Normal Girl Like Me Developed a Crochet Addiction
I was taught to knit at around age 12, plain and perl, and this had resulted in the longest drop-stitch-addled scarf Western civilisation has ever witnessed. Sadly, knitting was only a holiday romance for me. Fickle, one-sided, and never half so satisfying as being mesmerised by the competent click-tock of my nana's needles which magicked out Aran cables and complex bobbles and spangled frills that Zsa-Zsa would have died for.
In my head, knitting equated to clothing, and that meant a serious time commitment to construct something of a wearable size. My only commitments at age 12 were to watching Shaun Cassidy in The Hardy Boys re-runs on Channel 10 and staring at my Keanu posters. Knitting didn't stand a chance. I was vaguely aware that smaller, less ambitious wool-utilising projects were possible, but they generally involved something called crochet, which kind of looked like knitting but as a general rule had more holes in it (yes, even more than my scarf). Crochet to me meant lacy doilies, toilet-roll covers, Spanish-style Barbie doll can-can dresses, fancily decorated tops of hand towels, and of course granny squares. It reeked of uncool, and smelled like the jumper the cat slept on. And so, for many years, my relationship with yarn was stunted.
Fast-forward to May 2007. I accompanied my mother to an annual craft and quilting fair that travels across Australia, spending a weekend in major cities and attracting craft-lovers (too-often towing long-suffering, recalcitrant husbands) like over-zealous bees to honey. It's a mother-daughter outing that we've done a few times now, and the mother-daughterness of it all is what makes up for the heaving crowds of fanatical decoupagers and gaudily decorated women in iridescent puff-paint slathered t-shirts - not that I'm saying there's anything wrong with them, but ladies, glitter sticks are a privilege not to be abused.
To cut a long story short, after I'd endured about six hours of craft delightsicles, and mum had disappeared off to a workshop, I spied a quiet area set aside from the madd'ing crowd. A table with three women around it, waiting, and a sign identifying it as a 'Learn to Crochet' session. It looked like a welcome alternative to further jostling with scary, craft showbag-wielding ladettes who were starting to turn because the Janome stall woman hadn't started her demo and it was already two whole minutes past the hour.
In the sanctuary delineated by the crochet table, I paid my $10 and was given a ball of red wool, a 4.5mm crochet hook and a worksheet for a crocheted buttonhole scarf. Casting on to the hook was easy, and I lulled myself into a pleasant sense of security and accomplishment as my 41 chains went remarkably well. The woman running the class was encouraging. I'd be making filigree lace tablecloths in no time. I'd be couriering special orders to Venezia.
Or not. Working my first row back into those chains proved ridiculously, inconceivably, desperately challenging, and to date is probably still my Most Frustrating Crochet Experience Ever (though the bullion stitch isn't far behind). It took up the rest of that 1-hour workshop and 90% of my expert cussing vocabulary. Oblivious to the workshop having finished and my classmates dispersed, my mother found me some time later wrought into a nervous tic of knots around a hook and ball of red wool. She untangled me, and took me home.
Not the most auspicious of beginnings. But I bet love at first sight doesn't make the triple treble even half as interesting. I persevered with that button-hole scarf and inside a month was completely addicted to crochet. The more I messed with that hook and yarn, the more possibilities unraveled. Quite literally.
The flexibility and creativity afforded by a simple hook and a ball of wool was, and still is, a wonderful thing to me. There's a lovely synergy about being part of a handmade tradition, while simultaneously having all the luxurious options afforded by modern yarns and materials. The act of creating something by hand is immensely satisfying, and I encourage anyone with even a little curiosity to explore the basics of crochet. Seriously. It's not just for nanas, and the benefits in terms of relaxation, satisfaction and good old-fashioned discovery are truly worthwhile.
Nic is a renaissance girl and thread architect who hails from a tangled web encompassing art, music, design, photography, textiles and geeky interwebbishness that squirms slightly uncomfortably alongside her predilection for pre-Raphaelite romanticism. She is a maker who cultivates paint, pattern and pixels, with an eye for beauty in everything from kitsch crochet to Klimt's kiss and Karl Lagerfeld.
Check out her work at the Crochet How To Web Site.
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