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The home of damn fine knitting and spectacular disasters. All knitting (and a few commercials) all the time!
the Junior Goddess
as an apprentice
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- Here she is----Miss Cellaneous...
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- I'm the Queen!
- Nuppotism is good!
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- Would you care for some more dessert?
- I should be working on my Swallowtail but......
- Guess what?
- A mama meme
- Hey, it's a rerun!
- I was wrong!
- Just follow the damned pattern, ok??
- A glimpse of my weekend
- That LAZY daughter-in-law!
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8 comments:
Gorgeous! Great choice of pattern to show off that yarn.
Very cool. I was wondering what you ended up doing with that yarn. No Faith Jacket? Looks lovely, but why green if you were looking for yourself and you only wear Navy, Black and red? Daryl
Very very cool. The pattern is perfect for the yarn. Don't you love it when things all come together like that. And it looks great on you :-)
Cool indeed, B. Still think that's a great color for you.
Daryl-I got it in hopes of making something in kelly green for DMIL. Aren't we supposed to up our intake of leafy greens?
way to go idaho!!!
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How cool is that!
I'm catching up here...
Thanks for the post on your mother. I love the image of driving over random frost heaves. That says a lot. My mom did not do "motherly" things. She was such a lost little girl herself that she really didn't know how. But she was very good at providing the raw materials for creative pursuits. Maybe I'll blog something about that one of these days.
Frost heaves-hah, you know exactly WHAT I mean! Makes your teeth rattle if you don't slow down!
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