1.To connect with other crafters and share ideas
I have over 30 crafters selling their beautiful handmade products in my shop in Hertfordshire. I’m so much in awe of what other people make & love admiring people’s handiwork
2.To talk about the trials and tribulations (but mostly fun) of being a crafty shopkeeper
I adore my shop! It’s amazing and I still can’t believe that it’s actually mine and that I sell yarn! It’s hard work and things happen on a weekly basis which make me laugh, worry, feel frustrated but overall very happy.
3.To share my own crochet products
I do knit but for the past 6 or so years I’ve mostly concentrated on crochet. I think that’s because I’m impatient and crochet grows more quickly and also there’s far less sewing up to do! I mostly make bears and other animals but I create the occasional blanket, jumper and land-rover (honestly – you’ll see a picture when it’s finished!)
So that’s why I’m here – hopefully I’ll pick up this blogging thing fairly quickly and I can’t wait to start finding other people’s to read.
Laura
No.3 Royston 
So glad to see you have a blog! Don’t worry, you’ll get the hang of it 🙂
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A wool shop of your own? I am so jealous, you’re living the dream (or mine anyway)!
Hope you have fun blogging – there’s lots of good blogs out there with crafty things to do, my to-do list just gets longer and longer the more I see! xx
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I still can’t believe it myself. My life completely changed after having my baby five years ago. I was a social worker before!
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It’s hard work but definitely living the dream!!! I’m trying to search for crochet blogs but maybe i have to search for more than just ‘crochet’?
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And now you still get to help people…just with wool! xx
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