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"inner warmth of goodness"
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Monday, April 10, 2006
I love to take brief moments now & then to stand completely still while raising my face towards the sun to feel it's warmth upon my skin. There's just something about those few moments that I find refreshing -- like a way to recharge my batteries with positive energy -- I'm ready to continue on with whatever I was doing, but now with an inner warmth. (If you'd like to hum the John Denver tune, "Sunshine on my Shoulders makes me happy," while reading on, I wouldn't mind. But be careful, the tune has a way of getting stuck in your head!)
I received one of those warming moments in the mail Friday. At the beginning of the year I had signed up for the "Yarn of the Month" Club
and although delighted in the samples I have been receiving, I did not find inspiration, that moment in the sun if you will, with the knit patterns they included. What about crochet, I'd wonder. Should I cancel my subscription, or write to them and request they include us crocheters who also subscribe? Would writing them and requesting so be too soon, after all, I am a newbie to their Club. I decided to take the wait and see approach for a few more months. I'm glad I did!
Imagine my delight when I opened the envelope for my April subscription to discover a pattern using the Tunisian Crochet technique! (Plus the delicious samples are so "Spring-y"!) Whoohoo!
My excitement doesn't abound so much from the fact that it is a crochet pattern but more from the feeling of having crochet included as a fiber art form! I definitely have plans of writing them now and thanking them for this; this really brighten up my experience with their Yarn of the Month Club!**
Something else gave me that "inner warmth of goodness" feeling today; it was brought to my attention that my blog is featured on Sandi Marshall's April 3rd Newsletter entitled, What's Going On In The Crochet Blog World over at www.crochet.about.com -- I'm honored; thanks Sandi! :)
**If you're interested in joining the Yarn of the Month Club, visit www.yarnofthemonth.com and sign up. It costs $7.75 a month to join. It's a great way to play with designer fibers without a huge financial commitment -- and sometimes you get a crochet pattern with it too!
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"inner warmth of goodness"
I received one of those warming moments in the mail Friday. At the beginning of the year I had signed up for the "Yarn of the Month" Club
and although delighted in the samples I have been receiving, I did not find inspiration, that moment in the sun if you will, with the knit patterns they included. What about crochet, I'd wonder. Should I cancel my subscription, or write to them and request they include us crocheters who also subscribe? Would writing them and requesting so be too soon, after all, I am a newbie to their Club. I decided to take the wait and see approach for a few more months. I'm glad I did!Imagine my delight when I opened the envelope for my April subscription to discover a pattern using the Tunisian Crochet technique! (Plus the delicious samples are so "Spring-y"!) Whoohoo!
My excitement doesn't abound so much from the fact that it is a crochet pattern but more from the feeling of having crochet included as a fiber art form! I definitely have plans of writing them now and thanking them for this; this really brighten up my experience with their Yarn of the Month Club!**
Something else gave me that "inner warmth of goodness" feeling today; it was brought to my attention that my blog is featured on Sandi Marshall's April 3rd Newsletter entitled, What's Going On In The Crochet Blog World over at www.crochet.about.com -- I'm honored; thanks Sandi! :)
**If you're interested in joining the Yarn of the Month Club, visit www.yarnofthemonth.com and sign up. It costs $7.75 a month to join. It's a great way to play with designer fibers without a huge financial commitment -- and sometimes you get a crochet pattern with it too!
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