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I'm new to knitting, and so far have only made scarves, but this is really cool because it's triangular, and from what I gather, taking the first steps beyond the rectangle in the knitting world is a big thing! I got the pattern from Ravelry and made it using Rowan pure wool aran. Next up is a hat, I can feel it.
The birthday cake is in the oven by the way.
I love your scarf... the green is glorious, a lovely leafy green.
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Love this scarf!!! Yummy!!! OOOH and Mr Other P has the same B'day as my sis! Say happy birthday to him! and no worries about the pattern!! he he I could make last week but there with bells on tomorrow!! Yay!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic scarf! Mr. Other P is very lucky. I would like to make a similar scarf for my boyfriend for his birthday, but there is small difficulty of never having "knit" before in my life. His version would be a knotted mass of yarn with bits of broken knitting needle dangling from it, soaked in my frustrated tears.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I will just bake him one of your cakes!
You should! This is really easy to do. Give it a go!!
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