
And Sara sent me this crochet hook holder! My crochet hooks have been living in a plastic sack their whole lives. And not even a ziploc, at that! This is crocheted and then felted, a very cool look. I've never done any of that.

Don't they look happy? And...why do I have so many? If anyone needs a hook, I have many multiples.

What a happy day!
3 comments:
I'm glad my gift can be of use to you! I was afraid with all your craftiness you already had such an item :) The hooks look so happy in there. Someday I'll get around to making one for me.
ps - I got your sweet note in the mail yesterday. Love the card :)
Ha- Happy hooks!!
You are welcome. The material was woven on a belt loom; so, if you google Burmese or Thai women weaving, you see the set-up, which is quite hard on the back, so I doubt that I'll do it again. If anyone knew what to make the fabric into, you did!
haha!! That is a quite a hook collection!
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