Tasty Crochet 5/5/2009 - YarnThing on Blog Talk Radio

Host Name:	YarnThing
Show Name:	Tasty Crochet
Date / Length:	5/6/2009 3:00 AM UTC - 1 hr
Description: h:50809 s:483297	The designer Rose Langlitz joins me for a fun conversation about FOOD, crocheted food! If you have little kids you have to get this book! Why you ask, well! There is nothing worse than when one of your kids chucks a plastic toy at another kid while pretending to have a tea party, right? (or am I the only one with kids who do this?) I have found the solution...crocheted food!!! This book has the cutest little food that any little kid will love and you will love to make. We have anything for breakfast, lunch and dinner; my favorite times of the day. expand

Tags:	Marly Yarn Thing Crochet Knitting Needle Arts

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simchasjewels

5/6/2009 11:07 PM UTC

I can't wait to get this book. I added it to my wishlist at Amazon the day that I saw the patterns on Ravelry.j An added bonus is that I found I knew her from Hyena Cart! I have some crochet play food for my children, but I can't wait to get this book so I can make some of my own. (Plus, a Carmen Miranda-style hat covered in crochet fruit would be awesome!)

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