. Yes the ravelry site is a great place for looking for crochet patterns! I'm not an afghan person (I hate having to go back and forth crocheting without increases or decreases, lol.) I once tried to crochet a blanket, but I ended up turning it into a dress, lol. Anyway I think that if you are going to crochet small things it should be pretty quick to crochet them, you can crochet a lot of those pattens I gave you in a couple of hours usually 1-2. I was wondering, what kind of crocheting are you going to do? Like are you going to crochet amigurumi or maybe small things like washcloths, ect. And what size objects are you willing to crochet? I could share some of my patterns, if they are not too big. I'm also constantly looking for patterns so if I come across some that are the size you want to crochet I can save them and share them with you later.
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Your welcome! Glad I helped
Its going to be 71 degrees out today, woo hoo!!! And its going to be May soon which means I get to plant soon, another big woo hoo
Anyway I am planning on building Ash a run outside, its going to be pretty big. I'm also thinking about building Ash lots of toys and stuff out of a wild apple tree (we have lots of wild apple trees near us) I know Ash would like to have a run, and I could build it under a big tree so that he gets shade during the summer. I'll have to plot where I'm going to build the run but once I decide I'll take pictures for everyone to see.
What are you all looking most forward to this summer? What I'm looking forward to most this summer is swimming, gardening, diving, and just being able to relax out in the warm sunshine.
I'm not sure I'll be on RO much when summer comes around, because I'll be busying myself with the activities listed above, but I'll come on whenever I can.
On another note: I can't believe RO had 2,461 users online today!
I think I'll buy this book of patterns here just to get the polar lucibear pattern he is so cute: http://www.interweavestore.com/Croc...-eBook.html?SessionThemeID=19&_iwcspid=127784 here he is: http://www.crochetme.com/media/p/127784.aspx and here are some free beginner amigurumi patterns I found: http://voices.yahoo.com/free-easy-animal-amigurumi-patterns-6843946.html?cat=24 http://freeamigurumipatterns.blogspot.com/2011/11/beginners-amigurumi-crochet-monsters.html I think I'll try to start a crochet group under groups under RO. I'll be posting a lot of links to patterns there so they will be easy for you to find and for others who are into crocheting. Once I have it made I'll post the link on my blog, or you can just click on groups and see if I have it up yet. Yes you should pick up some crochet hooks and some yarn (Unless you already have yarn) and try your hand at some amigurumi, it should be pretty fun .
! I will definitely take pictures, and good idea I hadn't thougt of taking pictures while I was building it I had only thought of taking pictures of the finished thing I think I will take pictures during the building process, possibly even make insrtuctions on how to build it. I'm sure one day you will be able to build a run for your birds and bunnies I bet they would like a run too. Yes, there are lots of toys to make for Ash but he doesn't seem too in to toys. I think a log cabin like what you were suggesting would be better because he loves houses and I'm sure he would love to be able to chew on it plus it will help keep his teeth short, not that the hay isn't already doing that but still I'm sure the more he has to chew on the better. Also with him running on the ground it would probably help wear his nails down just like wild bunnies. But I'll probably still have to clip them anyway.
Yes, I'm escited to make it. I know Ash will love it
I'm so so so excited, lol! I'm going to stay on a while longer and than log off. I've got tons of parakeet research to do. Maybe I'll join a parakeet forum and ask a few questions there.
Its not official, but we are considering getting two parakeets!
