Jokes & Fun for Yarn Crafters

[Shandeh]

I wanted to share a little wordsearch puzzle I made recently.

Have fun!


WordSearch for Knitters by Shandeh, on Flickr

[Kaleigh]

I found "NEEODOZ" and since I have a cold that's what my saying "needles" sounds like. Does that count?

[Shandeh]

I found "NEEODOZ" and since I have a cold that's what my saying "needles" sounds like. Does that count?

Ha! Poor Kaleigh! I hope you get better soon.
I wonder if there are any other "mystery" words in that puzzle? I didn't check it very well. Y'all let me know if you come across anything bad in there.

[JLoriR]

HowFun

[Shandeh]

HowFun

I'm glad you like it!
It's the first wordsearch puzzle I've ever made.

[Shandeh]

I decided to make another wordsearch puzzle for us!
Since we have worked so hard choosing yarn colors for our blankets, I have added several of the Waverly yarn color names to this puzzle. Have fun!


Mystery Blanket Wordsearch by Shandeh, on Flickr

[bluebird]

Here is my first clue

[dogfoster]

I love logic puzzles. I reworked one to use some crochet terms. I am hoping at least one person tries to work it out and becomes hooked on logic puzzles too!
There are many links on how to solve them, here is one
http://www.pennydellpuzzles.com/upload/ ... oblems.pdf


Five members of a crochet group, Bonnie, Chella, Lucas, Paris, and Anna, began their meeting by designing their own square for a charity afghan they are going to make.
Each member began their square using a different number of chain stitches, either 15, 30, 45, 60 or 75.
Each member used a different color for the main color of their square. The five main colors were green, blue, yellow, teal, or cerise.
And each member named their square. The five pretty patterns were called Hearts Around, Daisy, Peacock, Giving Granny, and XYZ Zig Zag.
From the information provided, can you figure out the designer, the number of beginning chains they used, the main color of their square, and the name of their square?

1. Paris, who began with fewer that 50 chains , used teal for her main color.
2. Bonnie, who designed the daisy square, used exactly 30 fewer beginning chains that the person who made the Giving Granny square.
3. Chella used fewer chains the person who designed the XYZ Zig Zag square (which did not have cerise in it).
4. The main color of the Heart square is blue.
5. Lucas, who did not design the Peacock square, began his square with 30 chains.
6. One designer began their square using 15 chains of green.

[Shandeh]

Thanks for the puzzle!

[Shichemell]

I've got it!! thanks for the puzzle!!!