Tapestry Crochet . . .
you can do it anywhere!
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One of the best things about tapestry crochet is that you can do it anywhere because it does not require a specially equipped studio. It is relaxing and regenerative - in fact - it is a proven fact that endorphins are released during repetitive activities - and tapestry crochet qualifies! On the left I am tapestry crocheting in a gondola on the way up to the Great Wall of China! Please email me pictures that I can add to this web page of the places where you tapestry crochet. At home, on vacation, in a tree, underwater - wherever. |
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Harry Khan (Pakistan) designed and crocheted his hat and is now making a pillow cover based on a traditional motif from neighboring Afghanistan. |
Caroline Routh (Ontario, Canada) is a true tapestry crochet artist. Check out her web page to see some fantastic pieces! |
Lana Bennett (Kansas) experiences tapestry crochet on several levels. She writes about it and enjoys doing it, too! |
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Bobbi Mills-Bowhay learns bead tapestry crochet at the Summer Crochet Guild of America (CGOA) Conference. |
Also at the CGOA Conference, Mary Goshen (NJ) learns how to tapestry crochet a basket that will be felted. |
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Link to Carol Ventura's
Tapestry Crochet Page
Link to Carol Ventura's Home Page