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About lastade

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  • Birthday 03/14/1957

A Few Things About Me

  • Real name
    Lori Stade
  • Ravelry ID
    lastade
  • Short bio
    Born and raised near Detroit, Mich. and moved to Florida when I retired from my 1st career.
  • Location
    Florida Panhandle
  • Hobbies
    Crocheting, Knitting
  • Occupation
    High School Teacher
  • Favorite hook type
    Wood
  • Favorite projects
    Baby Things
  • Crocheting since...
    Since 1967
  1. lastade
    It might be me. I am Lori Stade - I have tons of patterns. Thanks for asking. www.lastadepatterns.com
  2. lastade
    I have this pattern; It is not the one in Crochet with Heart magazine but it might similar. http://lastade-designs.ecrater.com/p/11523567/angel-crochet-pattern-clothespin-angels?keywords=clothespin+angels
  3. lastade
    No longer available Thank you: http://bullszi.com/productdetails.php?productid=35533
  4. lastade
    I am knitting these for teacher gifts. They cover hand sanitizer or hand soap.
  5. lastade
    I love it! Very pretty!
  6. lastade started following Food Snood Hairnet Hair Cover
  7. lastade
    What a pretty pot holder pattern!
  8. lastade
    Keep warm with this pretty scarf and hat set. It is made with worsted weight yarn. It is available on Craftsy. Pretty Petals Set
  9. lastade
    Your owl doily is very pretty as well as your other doilies!
  10. lastade
    very pretty!
  11. lastade
    This is a holder for a candy cane that can be either a Christmas tree ornament or a package decoration. It is a nice fast, last minute gift to make for a co-worker or friend. Size when finished: height 7", width 2". If you have never crocheted using beads, this is an easy project to learn how to do it. http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/crocheting/home-decor/beaded-candy-cane-holder-decoration/38942
  12. lastade
    You might want to consider a place like ecrater.com. They offer a free storefront. It is very easy to set up. There are no fees other than the cost to process payments through Paypal or Google wallet. I have a domain name that I have forwarded to my eCrater store. I have had a store there for 4 years and I sell craft patterns plus my own original designs. I am very happy with the sales I have made there. I think that this might be easier than making up a website if what you want to do is sell your inventory online.
  13. lastade
    The June 1984 Annie's Newsletter only has an advertisement for the Opossum pattern on the back cover. The actual pattern was a leaflet available from Annie's Attic back then. You had to order it directly. So somebody out there might have an original available. It is a cute pattern.
  14. lastade
    Create a lighted Christmas tree door decoration to greet your guests as they arrive to share the holidays. Battery operated LED lights provide the sparkle and worsted weight yarn provides the colors of Christmas. http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/crocheting/home-decor/christmas-tree-lighted-door-decoration-/34127
  15. lastade
    I wanted to design something useful for the kitchen. I use my kitchen scissors all the time so I made a pattern for this cute little scissors holder. It calls for any type of worsted weight yarn and plastic from a milk jug. The plastic forms a pocket that keeps the scissors from slipping through. click here for the pattern at Craftsys
  16. lastade
    Here is a link to a Ripple version at Ravelry: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/round-ripple-tree-skirt I just finished designing a pattern for a pretty Christmas tree skirt. Although I designed the pattern with a slit, it can be made without one by joining the original chain. http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/crocheting/other/christmas-tree-skirt-crochet-pattern/28471
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