Candy cane latch hook

You're welcome, Michelle. You were way faster than I was on my own puzzle (2:03)

Oh, how sweet! Aren't candy canes so cheerful? Thanks, Ardy! (1:42)

And no calories so we can enjoy it. Thanks Ank.

Ah, a nice piece of candy. Lovely thanks

Thanks, Josie. Love to have you visit. Glad you enjoyed candy cane.

Oh, Ardy, love the new avatar, and the candy cane too.

Haven't done any for awhile, Francine. I kind of turned to it when the thread count embroidery got too hard to see. Thanks for stopping by.

Thanks for the fun puzzle, Ardy. I too used to do latch hooking - only did pillow ones.

Lindaisling, what a nice way to spend time with your granddaughter. My grandmother got me started on doing puzzles when I was small. I have a three-year-old cousin who is doing 24 piece puzzles by himself. He recently did a 50 piece one with a little help. If there is something your granddaughter would like, let me know and I can usually make it with fewer pieces. Since I usually post only one a day it would be no problem. Thanks for coming by and adding your comment.

Thanks, Pat. Glad you enjoyed it.

It is so nice to have smaller puzzles for that young children can do in addition to those of us who like to do them. My oldest grandchild is 3 and she is so excited when she does them all by herself. She helps me with larger ones as well.. :)

Love the puzzle.

Jan, I made this for my dad one Christmas. They had it hanging on the door of their home in the trailer park in Florida. It came back to me after he died. Thanks for coming by. I'm on my way over to your place now.

You're welcome, Hanne. Glad you enjoyed it.

Fun puzzle, Ardy! Also a fun latch hook!

It's very lovely, Ardy!! Thanks so very much!!

Barb, I should have figured out a way to press it better!! Maybe that would have helped. Thanks. It is currently hanging in the upstairs hallway.

Very nice, Ardy. For some reason I had a little trouble putting together the bow - silly me. LOL
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