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		By: Debbie		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[When I was @ 8 or 9, my Grandma taught me how to crochet - that&#039;s almost 60 years ago.  The Christmas after I learned, I put crochet edging on handkerchiefs for Mom, 2 Grandmothers and numerous Aunts and Great-Aunts....guess the men missed out, but I vividly remember Mom ordering the handkerchiefs and cotton from Leewards for me to do them....thanks for reminding me of that memory.  Since then I have added edgings to handmade  antimacassar sets (I don&#039;t think they&#039;re used much anymore....they were made of linen like cloth that went over the arms of chairs/sofas and a flat piece that would be on the backs of the furniture where the head would hit), napkins, coasters, sheets and pillowcases, afghans...you name it, if you could edge it, I tried it!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When I was @ 8 or 9, my Grandma taught me how to crochet &#8211; that&#8217;s almost 60 years ago.  The Christmas after I learned, I put crochet edging on handkerchiefs for Mom, 2 Grandmothers and numerous Aunts and Great-Aunts&#8230;.guess the men missed out, but I vividly remember Mom ordering the handkerchiefs and cotton from Leewards for me to do them&#8230;.thanks for reminding me of that memory.  Since then I have added edgings to handmade  antimacassar sets (I don&#8217;t think they&#8217;re used much anymore&#8230;.they were made of linen like cloth that went over the arms of chairs/sofas and a flat piece that would be on the backs of the furniture where the head would hit), napkins, coasters, sheets and pillowcases, afghans&#8230;you name it, if you could edge it, I tried it!</p>
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