Image by Julius H. from Pixabay I am an intermediate level crocheter. I avoid learning new stitches because I don't want to forget the stitches I know. So I avoid a lot of projects that I don't know the stitches for. But I do know a decent amount of stitches...let's see, chain, single crochet, increase, decrease and I can crochet a lot of projects using these four stitches. Last year I posted my crochet fails , because I wanted you to see that even as experienced as I am, I still make mistakes ... mostly though I blame it on the pattern. Ha ha! I recently bought a rhino pattern off Etsy and I stuffed it up a few times but I kept going. So normally a pattern shows all the different parts of the body and I normally just choose which bit I am going to focus on and not in any order. So I started to create the body of this Rhino ... I skipped the beginning where you create the legs and arms first. Because I like to do arms and legs last, because it normally requires a few goe...
Image by Xavier Espinosa from Pixabay t’s interesting, I am author of 10 books . Some are fiction and some are non-fiction, and then I also sell kids books.so I have quite a range of book writing experience. So when I started writing a fresh new fiction novel. I really wanted something different to my normal stories. I love to grow and upskill so why not create a story that is so wild, so imaginative and thrilling that it excites me to write it? So I started writing my next fiction novel and do you know what happened? I wrote this super cool, just absolute imaginative scene. And then I thought … should I delete it? Now, I did hand write this down so luckily I wasn’t typing it because deleting it, it would be simply gone. I thought about the scene do a few days and this is what I concluded: Just because the scene is so imaginative, doesn’t mean my readers will not love it! I love to write what I love. So if my imagination is that creative and I do love the scene, why w...