Inspiration- Sara Lytle
March 14, 2008 by Noreen Crone-Findlay
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Noreen Crone-Findlay
Noreen is passionate about the fiber arts. She is an author, professional blogger, designer, doll maker, workshop facilitator, small loom weaver, crocheter, spool knitter, tatter, knitter, jewelry ... more
Again Noreen what beautiful work!! love the yarns and colors but I would be snaging those sweaters on Everthing!!
LOL! I spend my life untangling cats from crocheted shawls, sweaters, bags etc…. so snagging crocheted lace is part of what I do!
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I find that lace vests are easier to wear than lace jackets and sweaters. I tend to snag my sleeves all the time!
Noreen,
Those were just spectacular!! As well as not thinking that far outside the box (the skein/the hook), I don’t have the panache to wear them, especially since my cats would insist on attaching themselves to all those long dangling yarns. I would be even more of a crazy cat lady,
wearing a sweater that doubles as a cat toy.
Wendy
ROTFLOL
As a fellow crazy cat lady, I have to admit that feline companions do tend to help determine our wardrobe choices!
I have become even more of a ‘Cat Lady’, as our son and his wife have moved in with us, bringing their 3 cat babies. Their cats are larger than our small dog, but he makes up in feistiness what he lacks in size.
I am madly in love with their three cats and the integration process is going fairly well.
We have 2 very grumpy old lady cats who don’t like other cats, so it’s a touch challenging, but it’s going better (touch wood) than I thought it might…..
LOL!
A crochet compadre mentioned you’d commented on my sweaters, so, finally, I snuck a peek. Wow! thank you for the kind words and fun blog. I’m honored. Good luck with all your creative projects and all your cats.
Abolish blandness!
Sara
Thank you, Sara, and thumbs up for your wonderful designs!
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