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Mint Hill Sitch In
http://minthillstitchin.blogspot.com/
A blog maintained by Charlotte Mecklenburg Library staff for people who love to stitch (crochet, knit, embroider, cross stitch, etc.). The group meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at the Mint Hill Branch of the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library in Charlotte, NC. www.cmlibrary.org
- Added on: Feb 6th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Cordelia Anderson
- Listed in: Crafts Education
- Tags: stitching Libraries charlotte mecklenburg mint hill charlotte mecklenburg library
Recent Posts
Gobble Gobble
Yummy, Yummy Gobble Gobble Cookies brought smiles to the many ladies in attendance.Phyllis completed her Swirling Bag. This link will take you to the pattern available from Knitting Daily.Another one of Phyllis's creationsNancy embellished her ...
The Arrival of the Phiaro Scarf to Mint Hill
I was glad to model for Nancy this gorgeous scarf/shawl called Phiaro. She shared with me she purchased this beautiful alpaca and tencel blend at the Fibre Studio at Yarns to Dye For. The name of the yarn is Ballet. You can pu...
Fall 2009 Gathering
At least 28 ladies gathered to stitch and enjoy each others company. Our community room was almost filled to capacity.Delores lined up to get her plate and she browsed through the new books on display.Savory and Sweet dishes taste even better i...
Pink Day
Pink, the color that reminds us of Breast Cancer awareness was seen in all around during our October 13 meeting. Ashley came bearing gifts from Charlotte Radiology to celebrate October Breast Awareness Month. The 30 ladies in attendance r...
First Day of Fall 2009 Stitch In
On this first day of fall Mint Hill Stitch In participants numbered 21. It is a fact that many people prefer to knit or crochet when the weather is cool. The weather conditions have not really slowed down Janet. She has been busy making blankets a...
Crochet Edging - 101
The beautiful edge on this pink flannel blanket was stitched by Claire.This video clearly shows step by step how to make the crochet edge. You can use flannel or fleece. This is one of the quickest methods of making a blanket. Project Linus stipul...
