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I would really love someone to teach me how to do basic crochet. I know some local places do courses but I'm never able to make those dates/times. I'm willing to pay for one-to-one tuition.


I'm posting this here rather than in the trades section, as I suspect it won't be a professional who will help me - just a kind local who wants to pass on their crochet passion!

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Hi there, I've been looking for exactly this! I would love to have a lesson. I tried once and enjoyed it but can't remember now. I could do Thursdays - my number is 07868840232 as I always forget to look at this. Do let me know if you still wouldn't mind giving a beginner lesson (or two!) x

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