The crochet architect name was absolutely beautiful how she got her name. Lovely story. Thank you both of you ladies for sharing your wonderful work with us. ❤
I enjoyed the interview!! It was very interesting!! Ms. Susan is very creative!! I wish I knew you, ladies when you both, came to my town Greensboro, NC!! I wish I would have came to that event!! I think that was the Koury Convention Center!! Thank you for sharing, Ms. Bonnie!! ❤
So good to see that you had Mrs. Loman on for an interview/chat. She's my hero! I could only dream of being as good at my craft as either of you two ladies. Many thanks to both of you for being an invaluable source of knowledge and for sharing your wealth of information. It matters more than you know.
Hi Nancy! It's nice to see you on Bonnie's channel! Thank you so much for your kind comment. I hope I've inspired you to try new crochet techniques to improve your skills and knowledge. It all takes time and practice! Happy crocheting to you today and every day! God bless!
This video was so amazing, in many different ways!! I have learned a lot. The mosaic crochet looks so interesting. the idea of the texture on baby blankets is great. I will be trying out a cable baby blanket! Once again thank you Bonnie and Susan.
We did some quilling in 4th or 5th grade. I made a pot of flowers. I do some needle tatting. I learned from a video after seeing it on the Carol Duvall show over 20 years ago. I love the look of mosaic crochrt but not sure if I would have the patience for it
Hi Ramona! It's Susan Lowman, The Crochet Architect here. My husband and I, along with our son, daughter-in-law and grandson were in Verona and Venice for a week last August and September. It was a beautiful place! If everything goes well, I "may" be teaching Veronese Crochet Lace at next year's IOLI Convention in Dallas, TX from August 2-7. Classes haven't been chosen yet, so I'm not sure if I'll be teaching there and what classes I'd be teaching. I'd love to meet you there, if I'm teaching and you're able to attend (if you live in the US or would be traveling in the US at that time). Happy crocheting to you now and always!
@@TheCrochetArchitect Hello Susan, so nice to have met you and discovered your videos. I live in Italy at the moment and my husband has punjabi citizenship, which makes traveling with a visa a nightmare, mostly because they often dont grant him a turist visa. I will be however interested in online classes in the future. I'm opening a youtube channel myself and I really like to learn from you (Bonnie, also).
@BonnieBayCrochet hi Bonnie. I'm cleaning cabinets finally! We are going to sell this house. Will take awhile...ugh! I finally got into some old magazines. I found a 1988 m calls needlework & crafts. It has crochet and knit sweaters. It seems most have cables. And most are title neck type. I would cut them down. I do remember turtle necks were a huge thing. The crochet sweater made me think of you. Beautiful cables! There is one called lobster claw. And others that, well, your guess is better than mine! Most of the knits do have amazing cables! I'm going to try to copy and print out the crochet cabled sweater. Most likely ill never do it. But!!! Well I think this magazine might give you some ideas!!! I'd love to mail it to you. I must tell you its in very poor shspe. All the pages are readable. They are just yellow and the front and back cover both torn. Front cover is missing bottom half. Back cover is all there just taped. Soon ill be to much older magazines. Lol! But my question would you even be interested in this old of magazine? If so, I'd love to send it to you. Just wondering if you've seen cables like some of these!
Thank you so very much for the offer, but I have way too many old magazines here that I too need to go through and make decisions on. Could you take a photo of the sweater you are referring to and send to me at bonniebay@me.com? That way I could answer your question about it, plus I would love to see the cables on this knit beauty!
She dose,'nt have a tutorial on the hat and i cant find the heart scarf...so that is not true....i look for tutorials that can help me all the way and she dont want to do that she say that she dosent have the time to do that😕so that is not a channel for me. I am wery glad to be on your channel you ceach me all the way and thanks for that you are wery talented.🙂and takes the time to explained and do it close so it is easy to follow. I love your tutorials. Thanks
The links are in the video description below. If you need help finding something, feel free to kindly contact her. She will be glad to help you find what you need. No need for accusations.
It's a pleasure to meet you Susan
The crochet architect name was absolutely beautiful how she got her name. Lovely story. Thank you both of you ladies for sharing your wonderful work with us. ❤
Holy bananas Bobbin lace that’s crazy - There are some tubes on this
I am very interested in Irish lace
This craft in general is amazing!
Great knowing and learning of new people with wisdom along with yourself as we know.
Thank you for your kind encouragement Dorothy!
Well worth watching for the story of a person who could not get the education she wanted - and found a way around that obstacle.
Yes, Susan is a great example to all of us as a life long learner.
Old school with UA-cam channels thank goodness you ladies embraced technology I am very grateful!
I enjoyed the interview!! It was very interesting!! Ms. Susan is very creative!! I wish I knew you, ladies when you both, came to my town Greensboro, NC!! I wish I would have came to that event!! I think that was the Koury Convention Center!! Thank you for sharing, Ms. Bonnie!! ❤
So good to see that you had Mrs. Loman on for an interview/chat. She's my hero! I could only dream of being as good at my craft as either of you two ladies. Many thanks to both of you for being an invaluable source of knowledge and for sharing your wealth of information. It matters more than you know.
Hi Nancy! It's nice to see you on Bonnie's channel! Thank you so much for your kind comment. I hope I've inspired you to try new crochet techniques to improve your skills and knowledge. It all takes time and practice! Happy crocheting to you today and every day! God bless!
Good morning Thanks for sharing Take care😊
This video was so amazing, in many different ways!! I have learned a lot. The mosaic crochet looks so interesting. the idea of the texture on baby blankets is great. I will be trying out a cable baby blanket! Once again thank you Bonnie and Susan.
My pleasure Debra!😊❤️
We did some quilling in 4th or 5th grade. I made a pot of flowers. I do some needle tatting. I learned from a video after seeing it on the Carol Duvall show over 20 years ago. I love the look of mosaic crochrt but not sure if I would have the patience for it
The crochet architect... that sounds so cool 😂
Thanks for an interesting video
Hi Ramona! It's Susan Lowman, The Crochet Architect here. My husband and I, along with our son, daughter-in-law and grandson were in Verona and Venice for a week last August and September. It was a beautiful place! If everything goes well, I "may" be teaching Veronese Crochet Lace at next year's IOLI Convention in Dallas, TX from August 2-7. Classes haven't been chosen yet, so I'm not sure if I'll be teaching there and what classes I'd be teaching. I'd love to meet you there, if I'm teaching and you're able to attend (if you live in the US or would be traveling in the US at that time). Happy crocheting to you now and always!
@@TheCrochetArchitect Hello Susan, so nice to have met you and discovered your videos.
I live in Italy at the moment and my husband has punjabi citizenship, which makes traveling with a visa a nightmare, mostly because they often dont grant him a turist visa. I will be however interested in online classes in the future. I'm opening a youtube channel myself and I really like to learn from you (Bonnie, also).
Omg I love, love the dragon!!! Where do we buy it? Thanks. Bonnie you have wonderful friends! That says a lot about you!
Definitely check with Susan on her website (link in video description). I'm sure she can point you in the right direction!
@BonnieBayCrochet hi Bonnie. I'm cleaning cabinets finally! We are going to sell this house. Will take awhile...ugh! I finally got into some old magazines. I found a 1988 m calls needlework & crafts. It has crochet and knit sweaters. It seems most have cables. And most are title neck type. I would cut them down. I do remember turtle necks were a huge thing. The crochet sweater made me think of you. Beautiful cables! There is one called lobster claw. And others that, well, your guess is better than mine! Most of the knits do have amazing cables! I'm going to try to copy and print out the crochet cabled sweater. Most likely ill never do it. But!!! Well I think this magazine might give you some ideas!!! I'd love to mail it to you. I must tell you its in very poor shspe. All the pages are readable. They are just yellow and the front and back cover both torn. Front cover is missing bottom half. Back cover is all there just taped. Soon ill be to much older magazines. Lol! But my question would you even be interested in this old of magazine? If so, I'd love to send it to you. Just wondering if you've seen cables like some of these!
Thank you so very much for the offer, but I have way too many old magazines here that I too need to go through and make decisions on. Could you take a photo of the sweater you are referring to and send to me at bonniebay@me.com? That way I could answer your question about it, plus I would love to see the cables on this knit beauty!
I'm going to try!
Great video and knowledge of Susan. Bonnie, I noticed your cardigan is that one of your patterns? It looks lovely.
Thank you Lila! It is one that I hope to release later this spring!
Good morning
I use to make blanket
Which of your patterns would you suggest to start with for a cable baby blanket?
She dose,'nt have a tutorial on the hat and i cant find the heart scarf...so that is not true....i look for tutorials that can help me all the way and she dont want to do that she say that she dosent have the time to do that😕so that is not a channel for me. I am wery glad to be on your channel you ceach me all the way and thanks for that you are wery talented.🙂and takes the time to explained and do it close so it is easy to follow. I love your tutorials. Thanks
The links are in the video description below. If you need help finding something, feel free to kindly contact her. She will be glad to help you find what you need. No need for accusations.
I've been a fan of Susan for years. So glad to see her here!
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