Zurker - an Introduction to the Future

Zurker - an Introduction to the Future
In the beginning, nobody questioned the social networks. They were a great way of keeping in touch with friends and making new ones.
Eventually, concerns started to mount, and new social network applications started popping up, promising users that they would "own their data."

At Zurker, we've taken things a bit further. You don't just own your data, you own the network. Every Zurker user can very easily become a co-owner (future shareholder) of Zurker.

http://www.zurker.com/i-4519-jvfvfummpk

Hump Stitch

Lots of crocheters have no idea what the hump is. The term camel crochet is copyrighted, but hump and camel are the same thing. At the top of the stitch there are the two loops you can readily see. Just under these is a single strand. To crochet using the hump, you slip the hook under the two loops on top, inserting the hook from behind the loops, then swing the hoop away from you and you have captured the single strand. YO and crochet as you normally would. The two top loops now face the finished side of your crochet and look like knitting.

The Old Hooker: Using measurements rather than counting Stitches.

The Old Hooker: Using measurements rather than counting Stitches.: " This is the original pattern using a worsted weight yarn in wool Same pattern using bulky yarn in wool, but left out the twist This ..."

Songbird's Branch

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Done by a buyer

thegrandmatouch crocheted this

you can buy it here

I have returned

After a few months trying out WordPress, I found that I had more spammers than real visitors, so I am moving back to this blog.

For old posts that were once here (until I work out how to swtich them) visit:  
http://atkins-history.com/blog-me

For posts about my finished hats, go here:

http://theoldhooker.blogspot.com/

Blog moved for just a while

I moved, but I came back! If you want to see the other blog, you can see it here,