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UPDATE
June 30, 2013
It has been brought to my attention that some websites are seemingly offering information about crochet patterns when, in fact, no valid information is ever given. In my searches I have found several sites that post photos of crocheted items along with information which leads the viewer to believe they can access the pattern for an item in a photo to purchase or to obtain for free. One website even spells "crocheter" incorrectly in their website url.
When you are searching for a pattern online and you click a link that takes you to a website containing information that never leads you to what you are searching for... and/or seems to contain excessive advertising, you could be visiting a Scraper Website. You can read about this type of site here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scraper_site
With that said, be careful when doing any pattern searches. Pay very close attention to the website url when searching online. I have personally seen non-crochet related sites displayed in search results (i.e. not family oriented). Such sites may harbor viruses which can infect and possibly shut down your entire computer if you click them.
Lisa
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This web site is devoted to those who love to crochet. My name is Lisa Hamblin and I have tried many different crafts (cross stitch, knitting, & plastic canvas to name a few) but I always end up returning to my first love, crocheting.
I started crocheting when I was in the 7th grade. Of course at that time I had to be shown stitches over and over before I could complete a project. A couple of people in my family crocheted when I was younger. I guess they were my inspiration. Anyhow, I kept crocheting even when they didn't. It took me a very long time to figure out how to read patterns on my own. But with hard work and determination I finally learned how.
A special Thank You to my husband, Tim, who urged me to pursue my dream... having a website devoted to crocheting.
Lisa
Some free crochet patterns you may be interested in include: Afghan patterns free, free crochet baby patterns, crochet bookmark pattern, crochet doll patterns. You can find our pattern directory by clicking here.
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to strangers, for by this some
have entertained angels without knowing it."
Hebrews 13:2
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