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My husbands Grandmother has asked me to crochet an “edge” on a dresser runner that she embroidered. I know basic stitches but have never worked with such fine thread before. I’d like to find something simple and pretty to put on this linen that isn’t going to make me crazy. Anyone know any sites for this type of delicate crochet? Thank you!!!

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They have a beautiful pattern for a Irish lace Crochet Christening Dress that i would love to do, but she doesn’t ship internationally and and im trying to find a way of being able to get it if anyone has an idea or can think of anything i would really be grate full. only ships to USA and Canada i don’t even have any friends or family over there that can help…..please help…this one is not a digital download!

All sold out at Petsmart for large doggie size. Would appreciate a link or instructions for sweater. Actually gets cold here in N. Florida! Thanks.

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pls can any one help me find crochet patterns with instructions inform of diagrams only like this one “http://www.knitting-crochet.com/crochet…
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I’ve been looking for some nice, quick knitting/crochet patterns that don’t take much yarn and are quick to work up. thanks!

I don’t know about “postage stamp”. But, here’s the “post” stitch:http://crochet.about.com/library/weekly/…

I’m fairly new to crocheting, and have been fine reading instructions. I’m making an amigurumi beaver doll from the book “Tiny Yarn Animals” by Tamie Snow. (Just putting that there in case someone has it.) Here’s the pattern for the tail:
ch11, sc in 2nd chain from hook, sc across, ch2, working in back loops of base chain sc across, turn, sc9, 2sc in next 3 stitches, sc across, turn, 5sc, 2hdc, 2dc, 2tr, 2tr in next 3 stitches, 2tr, 2dc, 2hdc, 5sc, FO
I’m fine until sc9. Does “sc9″ mean I just do one sc in each stitch 9 times, or do I put 9 sc’s in the next stitch? And does 2hdc (etc.) mean 2 of them in the next stitch, or one of those in the next 2 stitches? Could someone clarify the pattern? Thanks!