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Old 04-02-2009, 01:17 PM   #7
Lady Blue
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Originally Posted by DixieGal View Post
One day when I get around to it, I'd like to do one in yellow and make mini pineapples around the edge for decoration. The black leather cover would shine thru and really emphasize the stitching. And I like making pineapples, used to always have a doily-in-process in my purse... until Walmart started selling them for a buck. Didn't seem worth the trouble anymore.
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Of course it's worth the trouble DixieGal. I'm sure Walmart's doilies can't compare with the quality and elegant detail of a hand crafted piece made with your own hands. There's just no comparison. And don't you crochet simply for the pleasure of it?

I know whereof I speak. I crochet doilies (and many other things) simply for the fun and relaxation of it, just like reading. I've got dozens of completed doilies and I know that no store-bought one can compare to mine. I hardly ever use them (except for lining a basket or tray mostly) but I enjoyed the hell out of making them.
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