No Loose Ends

In 2011 my sister Kirsten and I went to Mexico to attend Abraham's sister's wedding. Abraham was in the middle of getting his Canadian residency, so he sadly couldn't come. I crocheted a green frog for his nephew. Four years later it is holding up really well, although it is a bit matted, but that just means that it is well loved :)

My mom taught me that it is important to sew in the loose ends of projects. I have found this to be true. Don't be tempted to just tie a really tight knot and trim off the ends. It is worth it to take the extra time to get out your darning needle, and finish your project properly. This way it will withstand all the love your loved ones will give it.