How to enter:
Create a limerick about crochet and leave it either as a comment here, or you can email it to me. Deadline is midnight (ET) on Friday, March 20th. A limerick is a 5-line poem, and the following is my attempt:
You can learn more about limericks here.With yarn and hooks all strewn about,
a deep closet crocheter no doubt.
With a knock on the door
she/he learned there were more,
"You are not alone," is what they shout.
My children will be the judges, and one lucky winner will receive these shamrock earrings I designed/crocheted up last night using beautiful "Muse" yarn by Zaol, with milky pearl white bead inserts, mounted on sterling silver french wires. (display stand not included)
UPDATE: For those interested in the crochet pattern for the Shamrock Earrings, it is now available as a free PDF on my website.
8 comments:
Very cute!
There once was a crocheter named Dee
Who started to teach for a fee.
When asked "are you busy?"
She was all in a tizzy
And was flown to a conference for free.
I love it, Pat!
... and there's truth to that!
It changed my life -- forever!
~Dee
PS: looking forward to seeing you @ the Conference :)
There once was a lady from Burton
Whose hobby made her hands a-hurtin'
She crocheted night and day
Wore the skin clean away...
Now she's even too tired for flirtin!!
Thanks for having the limiric contest-I had not done one of these since high school! AND we won't let on how LONG ago that was will we!?
This entry is from Roxanna, via email:
There once was a girl from Ohio
Who hooked in the crocheting style
Too much yarn in her stash
So off she must dash
To the store, to buy more, with a smile.
This entry is from Avis, via email:
Ah, tis yarn that I love so much,
With it's soft and comforting touch.
But alas, so many patterns and so little time
So I crochet faster as I write this silly rhyme.
This entry is from Diane, via webform:
There once was a young girl name Fay
Who wanted to learn to crochet
She joined Crochet Partners
Had plenty of fun
And learned to crochet!
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