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Books in process


  • A dark and brooding mystery about Charles Dickens

  • The second part of a brilliant trilogy

  • Good manual for fiction and poetry writers and readers

Knitter's ADD strikes again


  • Forest Canopy shawl in Cider Moon, Congo colorway for Nora's Herding Cats KAL

  • Convertible from Knitty; Schaefer Laurel Yarn, Emily Dickinson colorway

  • Hypoteneuse in Schaefer Laurel, Judy Garland colorway (Christmas knitting!)

  • Flutter Scarf in Cosmic Fibers Nefarious yarn, Hannibal Lecter colorway (shiver)

  • Straight-Laced Socks from Knitty, in ArtYarns

  • Socks on two circulars, using Opal in a wild and fun patterned colorway. Basic rib pattern.

  • Basic Men's Cardigan from The Knitting Experience: The Knit Stitch, with Cascade 220.

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February 09, 2010

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Comments

bezzie

That looks like the one in the mag? Is it?

kathy b

I love the not as lacy look. Just as I love the Hemlock ring which is made with heavier than laceweight yarn......or at least someone I know is making it that way...

cursingmama

That is one cool scarf!

Jeanne

Very nice. That's an awesome color and the pattern is beautiful, too.

Guinifer

I actually bought the whole magazine-worth of patterns.

rudee

I like it, too!

Miss T

Thank YOU! It's beautiful!

Chris

Gorgeous!

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