I like to crochet;
I often forget to cook.
This is my dinner!
Oh, you know it happens to you. You have a busy week at work. You forget Thanksgiving (or Easter, or Christmas or Labor Day or…) is coming up. You forget to shop. You don’t buy that turkey in time. So there you are on the holiday morning. Guests are coming; what can you prepare to impress them?
Oh heck, maybe this happens to you everyday?
Well, you can just whip out your needles or crochet hook, and “voila!” Who wouldn’t be impressed? Now, if only I could crochet a vacuum cleaner instead of running it!
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Hi, I love the turkey – where did you get that pattern? Please send me a link. Bonny
Comment by Bonny McCormick — 3/30/2007 @ 12:38 pm
I’m afraid there’s just a photo at Crafster.
The designer’s domain is Monster Crochet
Comment by lucia — 3/30/2007 @ 12:51 pm
That turkey is really scary.
Comment by AuntieAnn — 4/2/2007 @ 7:31 pm
Why on earth would you want a bag shaped like a dead bird?! I like the fact she’s made a matching turkey leg purse.. Whatever next?!
Comment by steelbreeze — 4/3/2007 @ 6:40 am
hehehe I swear I’m going to make one of those for Christmas. The family member that pisses me off is getting it on Christmas Eve. hehehe
Comment by Becky — 4/3/2007 @ 7:49 pm