The Crochet Camper

 If you know anyone who does any type of fiber craft, you know what their hobby really is, YARN HOARDING.    When we lived in the farm house, I had my own craft room full of goodies.  Sewing, stained glass, beads, paint, and so much more.   I could have filled the camper with the amount of crafting materials I owned.   It all went to a local church, except one thing.  The yarn.   I couldn't part with it.    Yep, I'm all about that fiber.   I like to pet it.  I like to squish it.  Not to mention if it has some type of flashiness to it.  The color combinations are endless and the fiber content varies.  What the yarn is made from will greatly impact how you care for your finished item, but that's a whole other conversation.  For now, we are talking about hoarding or yarn stashes.   More importantly, where do you keep yarn in an RV?   The answer is everywhere.   ...

 Well it happened today.  I sold my first item.   It's funny to say that I have mixed emotions.   I know I can't keep everything but I love everything I make.  Selling only makes sense so I don't have a ton of crochet in the RV.   However, the lady that bought it will take great care of it, and she loves it so that brings a lot of joy to me.  It was amazing to see how much she enjoyed it and kept petting it as we were talking.   Here I am modeling the pocket shawl that sold today.   And you know what I did with the money?   I immediately went to Hobby Lobby for more yarn.  Yes, more yarn.  I told the hubby the only thing that's more addictive than crochet is yarn.   And the only thing more addictive than yarn are crochet patterns.  Here's another look at the shawl.   In shopping for yarn, I am planning on making another one of these.  Off to Hobby Lobby for a customer ...