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Old 03-09-2008, 11:32 PM #2
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I crochet too!!! And I learned how to knit about 2 days before the optic neuritis hit my left eye and I (eventually) discovered that I had MS.

I'm seriously addicted to crocheting and yarn. I'm a yarn addict. I go into a yarn store and I have to pet and fondle the yarn just because it calls to me to pet it.

Got any pictures of stuff that you've made?

Right now I'm working on two crocheted shawls, and a knitted scarf.
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