Crochet Square Swap - Completed

[HenHappy]

Scrambled!!!! Did you call me a HAPPY HOOKER!!?????!!!! How did you know my little secret???? Well, I'm going to learn and see if I can out Hook you all!!! LOL!!!

 

[BantyChickMom]

Couldn't find a pic so had to get my son to take one,
Here's me and RoadRunner;

 

[JaciesCoop]

BCM That's a great pic and I love Roadrunner. What a beautiful bird!

 

[Scrambled Egg]

I love this corner of the forum!!! You all are the funnest! hookers I've ever known!!...course you are the ONLY hookers I've ever known, but you are all a whole lotta fun!!

I am an old, tired hooker tonight so hopefully I can get a square or two done before I fall out!! Great job Hookers...and yes Happy I did call you a hooker...a happy hooker, lol...but since you don't know how..you'll just be in training..like on probation till you learn..practice makes perfect ya know!!!!!!!

That goat is SSooo precious!! I want to hug it!! (hookers are like that...)

Nancy

I read that earlier and really did laugh out loud, it sure struck me as funny!!

Good pic btw Tammy!!!!...oh, of you too, lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!​

 

[BantyChickMom]

Since this is a chicken forum, I figured I had to include the chicken too.........mainly to draw attention away from all our hookin

RoadRunner is really a sweetheart, but acts very funny when a stranger comes round!!!
I'm thinking he'll be my guard chicken instead of the jersey giant,

 

[TB1]

Well Ladies..I'm up to 37 and out of yarn

Ill try and get some more done this weekend. Easter's going to be crazy here with all the family and grand kids and all.
I must say, i've been called alot of things but not a "happy hooker" until now!!!!!!!!

Teri/TB

 

[Alpacachick]

Hi, I have been quiet but hooking all weekend while out at the farm cleaning angora bunnies and working with the alpacas.
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I learned to hook from my gramma when I was 9, but never made a granny square. It took awhile to get one to come out to 6". Now I have 6 done and will keep on hooking. I also hook all over town. I ride public transportation to work and can do one square each way - unless its crowded and I have to stand up. I love this group of happy hookers.

I love the goat! I can't wait until my house sells and I can move to the country and have a couple of angora goats (I'm a spinner) and maybe some Cormo sheep and of course lots of my own chickens. My sister and I have 8 alpacas and 7 angora rabbits at her farm in Geauge County, Ohio. We will be getting 3 or 4 chickens in the next month or so from a friend who has more than she wants. I am so excited - well back to hooking!

Bonnie

 

[JaciesCoop]

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Oh Bonnie. Alpacas! I just love them. If I were to get anymore 4 legged creatures it would be alpacas but I just don't think I could do it at this stage of my life. They are so beautiful.
And I admire your spinning. That's something I always thought I would like to try. Maybe you can show us some of your work sometime.

Jacie

 

[ozark hen]

Welcome Bonnie, so good to have you. I, too, have a spinning wheel and a relative, who lives in Indiana, who taught me. I did it perfectly (so she said, and she teaches it)but when I got home I lost the knack!! I have to wait for her to visit me so she can reteach me. She has been in the country of Chile teaching the women to spin their own wool so they can sell it and earn some income. She is an amazing woman.
I am up to 26 blocks and with all this rain I should be able to put some more tomorrow.
Chatter-beak is making me a granny square afghan for my b/d in April so her byc squares are on hold right now but she does have some done. She seems to be "shy" about joining in with a chat with this group. Never has talking been a problem with her before.

 

[Alpacachick]

Ozak Hen - Thanks for the welcome. I only took a few spinning lessons and bought my wheel. I have been teaching myself. You can go to joyofspinning.com and learn alot. I started with wool, but have been spinning alpaca and angora since we got our animals. It is like crocheting - the more you do the easier it gets.

Bonnie