Crochet Friendly!?

As I look over our crochet friendly pages, I’m thinking we are wanting for a bit more in the way of specifics. I see that some companies are trying to give us more patterns, and products. There are even some notoriously unfriendly events attempting to bridge that great divide that leaves crochet out in the cold. I think we can help them with a bit more information. So, in the interest of crochet our latest poll is on what makes “crochet friendly” really “crochet friendly.”

I once described an event to someone as follows, “Well, it was crochet friendly in the sense of they didn’t beat us or make us wear hairshirts. We were tolerated.” That my friends is a bit sad if it’s what it takes for us to call something crochet friendly.

So without further ado, let’s hear from YOU and see what you have to say! After you’re done filling out the survey if you have anything you’d like to add, just leave a comment for all to see!

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About Laurie A. Wheeler

Laurie A. Wheeler is a blogger, crochet addict, yarn designer and champion for independant artisans and crafters. She is also known as Fearless Leader of the Crochet Liberation Front.
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  • http://twitter.com/ehbarker Erica Barker

    I have had this book on my Amazon wishlist since I first saw it on Amazon I really enjoy Tunisian crochet and am always on the lookout for fashionable and interesting patterns in Tunisian crochet. I can’t wait to see the book in person.