Hey! I just won an award!
May 1, 2008 by Noreen Crone-Findlay
Filed under eco projects & green projects & recycling craft
The Crochet Liberation Front on Ravelry awarded me their hookalicious award for kewl crochet for my earth friendly design for a crocheted market bag:
I love it that they GOT my pun: It’s a♥ GREEN ♥bag that’s all about ♥ loving the earth! ♥
I am tickled pink. When I was nominated for a Fabbie award, I made myself a trophy.
I figured that I always celebrate with a really great cuppa tea (green chai perhaps?) so why not carve myself a crochet hook with a teacup on it? Makes sense to me.
So here’s my award to me… and excuse me while I take a spin around the grungie old carpet (not red, alas) and bow to my adoring cats and dogs. After all, it isn’t every day that you get an award! (grinning from ear to ear)
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VERY cool!
Congratulations! I love all the ‘green’ things that you do and make – it has long been your way of life.
hugs,
Terri
Hi Hilary
Thanks a million!
Thank you so much, Terri!
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Yep… I’m a greenie through and through!
Noreen Congrats on the green shoping bag its so cute Id take it to the store proudly and will when I make one or two!!
Excellent! That’s soooooooooooo good for the planet!
Thanks, Carolee!
And please send people to my blog for the pattern, so we can ‘heart’ the earth! Yay!
Congrats! What a really special honor. I love seeing more and more people making an effort to go green or at least dip their toes in the possibility
Thank you so much, Gayla! I have been working on green stuff all my life, so I am THRILLED to see the groundswell of people getting GREEN!
congratulations!
thank you so much, Robin!
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You totally deserved that award
I love love love the bag…On top of being green…It’s a great design 
And I am with you on a life time of green, my excuse is: Hey I was born and raised in Oregon
Is there any other way to live?
Thanks a million, Laurie!
I look forward to teaching workshops in Portland OR this upcoming September…. heaven on earth!
So glad that there are kindred earthkeeping folks out there! Yay!