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So cute! I love things made with the crocodile stitch! I want a penguin one

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Thank you, all! Ashe Skyler, he actually asked me to come up with a price just incase anyone asked about it

I made this for my husband. He wanted a good size pouch to fit a deck box with a playing deck of Magic the Gathering cards, some dice, and tokens. He chose the yarn, the fabric for the lining, and the button. He loves it

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Thanks Thank you! I hope so too

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My maternal Grandmother mainly, and her sister helped too. I was probably around 7yrs old. My Grandmother gave me my first hook and a ball of yarn and sat with me teaching me the basics. After stopping in my teens and almost forgetting what I was taught, I relearned how to crochet when I was 27 by myself, as I was pregnant with my daughter and on a doctor-ordered semi-bedrest at the time and needed sometimg to occupy myself. My MIL had a hook, a ball of yarn, and some magazines that I "played" with trying to remember what I was taught 20yrs before. After my daughter was born I started getting books and expanded on what I was taught when I was a child.

My maternal Grandmother and her sister taught me the basics when I was very young. I stopped crocheting in my teens and didn't pick it up again until my late 20's. I ended up getting a couple of books to help me remember what they taught me many years before and I've been crocheting non-stop since.

As of right now, I have at the least 4 crochet WIPS, and 3 knitting WIPs going. I also always generally have a "purse project" going too. I actually carry a backpack style bag everytime I go out, instead of a purse, and I try to make sure I have a small portable crochet project in it at times