I’d spent a bit of time with Avril last weekend, getting her going on crocheting granny squares. We met for coffee on Wednesday afternoon and I followed her to her car afterwards so she could get her work basket out of the boot and show me her progress:
She’s going to make her squares into a blanket for a colleague’s new baby, and is very pleased with her colours and progress so far. She’s got crochet books on order, and has checked out her local wool shop (Orion, in Gardens).
So, yeah, another one converted! One down, three hundred million to go.
To be continued…
Nice piece of work 
A new addict is born :) Great squares Avril!
Lisa,
It sounds like you’re pretty proud of Avril? As you should be; it’s very rewarding to know that you helped someone learn a fun way to be creative for a lifetime. Avril’s granny squares are beautiful. Thanks for sharing them.
Hugs,
Tamara
Yes, she’s coming along nicely … heh
Thanks
Your last remark made me smile! Well done. You’ve obviously taught Avril well.
Actually, she was a natural. All I had to do was put the hook and yarn into her hands :-)
That is what I refer to as total awesomesauce!
Awesomesauce it is, then. (You just have tomatoes on the brain…)
:-)
I’m helping you with the conversion! I’m a crochet evangelist!