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It started like this |
While I realise this has very little to do with natural products, it does has everything to do with being handcrafted by me.
I recently learnt how to crochet thanks to my friend Stephanie of Moobear and OverIt and my mother. I've been working on my crocheting for a few weeks now but as I'm one of those people who really hates to see waste I needed to find something that was useful and that was going to be loved. So I decided I need a project, but what?
Well, I have two girls and they are pre-teens so I was surprised to find that they thought me crochet was pretty cool, OK OK after they had a little giggle. Anyway while practicing my chains, trebles and clusters, I found that I could make flowers and they didn't look too bad but what was I going to do with them, then it came to me add them to a headband. Now, by putting these on to a headband, I had a win and the girls had a win. The girls got something that their friends don't have, which they think is cool and it keeps the hair out of their eyes (which is where I win).
I forgot to mention, my 22 month old son loved the headbands so much I wasn't sure if the girls would get them at all.
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Modeling the black |
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Modeling the pink |
I love learning new things!