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Directions:
Find yourself a good sized scrap of 2x4 (layout your crochet hooks to decide how big it will need to be). Run the router with a beading bit around the top edge of the 2x4 while laying it flat. Sand throughly until smooth.
With a drill and drill bits: Drill holes to fit the size of your crochet hook's bottoms so that the crochet hooks can be stuck in wood with the hook side up.
Stain and varnish now or try these option: Embellish with some decoupage on either end of the board with the holes for the hooks in the center. You could personalize this by decoupaging pictures on the ends for the person you are making it for. You could also wood burn a saying or write the recipient's name before you apply the stain and varnish.
Add the crochet hooks when it is dry.
By Debra in Colorado
By Marie (Guest Post)
10/26/2004
This crochet hook holder is definitely not one to use for travel. I use a short wide drinking glass for the extra ones that do not fit in my quilted fold-up holder.
By sue (Guest Post)
10/19/2004
I would like directions for joining small granny square's poncho.(4 to 5 in squares)
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