
The best of which was a little flower loom (apparently it's called an "1000 flower's" loom - I can understand why as making them is very addictive!) Can you believe it only cost $1!!! :D
Look at a couple I made earlier this evening:





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2 comments:
Oh what fun! Have fun decorating with all of your flowers!
I'm showing my age here...
but I had an afgan kit in the
1960s that used this flower loom. After making a kazillion flowers you crocheted them together with a chain stitch going from flower petal to opposite flower petal.
Can you believe I made two of those afgans?
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