Ok so we are on our way, thanks to Olivia, Florence, Alice, Lana, and Eva, in my Saturday class. And here in Skool me, Loni and Diane❤️🧡💛💜💙💖👏👏👏👏 Lisa has posted and is well on the way.. See the 4 module course….

Skool is a community online where our Saturday students can catch up with me any other day of the week. At the moment I am posting our crochet art projects here to share Already we are meeting up on WICKED WEDNESDAYS…. After school on Skool. Which is awesome. All this extra activity is helping our unique Latch Hooking community grow. all members are…. Welcome on Wednesdays…. We can arrange a time later on Wednesdays to meet up Let me know what suits you best,,

The hardest part is getting started. So, you might try starting with a different coloured centre ring. Or do what Erika did and use variegated yarn. I am not sure if you could use your own variegated yarn as the knots in it may stop the slip stitch from slipping. You could try it! Is anyone else up for the yarn bag challenge? The instructions are in the CLASSROOM. Its a FREE course with other ideas too.

To anyone starting out on Skool, I was told not to expect too much at the start, we are gathering together like minded members from all over the world. The first few LIVES are likely only one or two people. I was told it will then slowly begin to grow, At first no one joined, then I had a couple…..BUT.. today WICKED WEDNESDAY had 4 members showed up, and it was really good. First Helen came on with her daughter for her crochet art lesson. Then I was with Erika who made a good start on her yarn bag. Then June and I chatted about ways to learn from my YouTube channel, so that she can teach her God daughter to get started too. Catherine is local to me in Pickering. Catherine has 3 WIPS. A basket/pot using holes in the base. A face and a yarn bag. Erika lives in New Hampshire USA…..and there on the coast is Portland! and June is in Portland, Dorset, UK. How amazing is that?

Tried to do my first flower. Not sure what happened to my boullion stitches tho as couldn't really see where they were it all looked like a chain.